Three Bavarian lidded pewter jugs, 17th/18th century
Three lidded pewter jugs w…

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Three Bavarian lidded pewter jugs, 17th/18th century Three lidded pewter jugs with strong strap handles. The one with a beak-shaped spout with a Munich mark by Johann Wilhelm Entres (1765), the other with a smooth wall from Tölz with a master's mark by Benedict Discher (1685). Comes with a seat with a fine lion mascaron, unmarked, probably Salzburg around 1700. Slight signs of age and use. Height 23, 26 and 28 cm. Condition: II

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Three Bavarian lidded pewter jugs, 17th/18th century

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