Westerwald - Jugs - 19th/20th century, 3 pieces, stoneware, gray salt glaze, painted blue, 1 large jug, narrow-necked jug with mascaron, richly ornamented, profiled stand, wall in relief, reserves with figures, sayings and coats of arms, damaged at the stand, h approx. 44 cm, 1 pear jug, incised floral decoration to the front, pewter lid, cracked at the mouth and neck, the lid loose and bent, h approx. 37 cm, 1x beer jug, ivory stoneware, unmarked, wall in relief, architectural reserves with historically dressed couples, pewter lid, minimal signs of age, h approx. 28 cm overall

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