Null XVIIth CENTURY MONTELUPO MAJOLIC CHEVRETTE

Polychrome decoration of a band…

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XVIIth CENTURY MONTELUPO MAJOLIC CHEVRETTE Polychrome decoration of a band left empty for the inscription on a background of foliage in blue monochrome; pieces glued back on the neck. H.: 24 cm (9 ½ in.) A Montelupo majolica vase, 17th century

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XVIIth CENTURY MONTELUPO MAJOLIC CHEVRETTE Polychrome decoration of a band left empty for the inscription on a background of foliage in blue monochrome; pieces glued back on the neck. H.: 24 cm (9 ½ in.) A Montelupo majolica vase, 17th century

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