Null Jug with pewter lid, R. Merkelbach, Höhr-Grenzhausen around 1907
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Jug with pewter lid, R. Merkelbach, Höhr-Grenzhausen around 1907 Stoneware . Bottom mark 2095, Paul Wynand and R. Merkelbach, Grenzhausen, Nassau. H.: 31 cm

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Jug with pewter lid, R. Merkelbach, Höhr-Grenzhausen around 1907 Stoneware . Bottom mark 2095, Paul Wynand and R. Merkelbach, Grenzhausen, Nassau. H.: 31 cm

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