Jug of Haban ceramics
Lower Austria, early 19th century, faience body with flora…

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Jug of Haban ceramics Lower Austria, early 19th century, faience body with floral painting and striped bands, overlapping original pewter lid with unmarked hallmarks and small ball finial, age craquelure but otherwise undamaged, h 22 cm.

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Jug of Haban ceramics

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