NEVERS
Small oval tripod earthenware jardinière with twisted handles, decorated…

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NEVERS Small oval tripod earthenware jardinière with twisted handles, decorated in blue and white with flowering branches and stylized motifs. 17th century H. 10 cm x W. 27 cm x D. 18 cm

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