Lotto di due boccali trilobati Viterbo, sec. XVI Lot of two painted majolica thr…

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Lotto di due boccali trilobati Viterbo, sec. XVI

Lot of two painted majolica three-lobed tankards with heraldic coat of arms and geometric motifs. Viterbo, 16th cent. H. cm20/16 (restorations)

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Lotto di due boccali trilobati Viterbo, sec. XVI

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