Chope allemande en verre: with polychrome decoration of a boar and ducks, topped…

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Chope allemande en verre:

with polychrome decoration of a boar and ducks, topped by a hat-shaped lid with plumes H: 20 cm A German cut-glass tankard with pewter lid is included. H: 21 cm

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