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Mary née Blount Duchess of Norfolk in 1737. Holding an embroidery needle, signifying her passion for embroidery and interior decoration. She was responsible for the interior decoration of the newly built Norfolk House in St James's Square, considered "one of the wonders of London." (John Cornforth, London Interiors: From the Archives of Country Life Paperback, 2009)
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