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Spherical pitcher in blue and violet enameled Westerwald stoneware decorated with a medallion monogrammed GR for King George I, set in a foliate scroll border. Late 17th or early 18th century Height: 19 cm Enamel chips, lid missing, hole in handle, neck restored

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Spherical pitcher in blue and violet enameled Westerwald stoneware decorated with a medallion monogrammed GR for King George I, set in a foliate scroll border. Late 17th or early 18th century Height: 19 cm Enamel chips, lid missing, hole in handle, neck restored

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