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James Cox
English, 1723–1800
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Nécessaire with a Watch, ca. 1760
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George III ‘Aventurine’ and Mother of Pearl Ormolu Tea Caddy Attributed to James Cox (c.1723–1800): Goldsmith and Entrepreneur, ca. 1770
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