Null LARGE MAJOLICA JUG, PUGLIE XIX CENTURY
in polychrome enamels, with leaf an…

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LARGE MAJOLICA JUG, PUGLIE XIX CENTURY in polychrome enamels, with leaf and lemon decorations. Measures 24 x 19 x 22 cm. Lacks, chipping, and color falls.

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LARGE MAJOLICA JUG, PUGLIE XIX CENTURY in polychrome enamels, with leaf and lemon decorations. Measures 24 x 19 x 22 cm. Lacks, chipping, and color falls.

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