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Re: Sgraffito Flower
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It depends on the culture.  The Pennsylvania Germans often used stylized
tulips.  The North Devon Sgraffito made near Bristol UK can depict
roses. However I am not an authority on North Devon, so there may be
other flowers as well.  I don't know what you may encounter in the
southwest.

Keith

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Michael Stoner
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Subject: Sgraffito Flower

Does anyone know what kind of flowers were being caricatured in
Sgraffito decoration?

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