Null Pewter plate, Augsburg, c. 1850, Johann Michael Schubert (1783- 1866), mast…

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Pewter plate, Augsburg, c. 1850, Johann Michael Schubert (1783- 1866), master pewterer since 1805, d. 22.5 cm, 555 g

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Pewter plate, Augsburg, c. 1850, Johann Michael Schubert (1783- 1866), master pewterer since 1805, d. 22.5 cm, 555 g

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