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Post  Marl474 Tue 10 Jan - 15:03

Different Santa Barbara Santa_17
I did not know that there were 2 varieties of Santa Barbara, had only seen the other one which appears to have lemon accessories and this one belongs to the pink and gold cups. Good work at the museum Ev, cheers, marl
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Post  Ev Tue 10 Jan - 15:51

Oh, that's the pattern that I thought must be Laguna, as I hadn't seen it before either! I think we worked out that it belonged to Santa Barbara.
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