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STAFFORDSHIRE DOGS

flow but, as man’s best friend, dogs have always had a special place in our homes and hearts. Perhaps that’s why soulful spaniels, elegant greyhounds and various other endearing canines made in the 19th century potteries of Staffordshire are still the treasured guardians of many people’s hearths and mantelpieces.

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