Null Westerwald pear jugs - 18th/19th century, stoneware, gray salt glaze, paint…

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Westerwald pear jugs - 18th/19th century, stoneware, gray salt glaze, painted blue, 2 large jugs with floral incised decoration, pewter lids, firing marks, pewter lids dented and loose, signs of age, h approx. 41cm, one with flat lid, chipped at mouth and base, h approx. 38 cm overall

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Westerwald pear jugs - 18th/19th century, stoneware, gray salt glaze, painted blue, 2 large jugs with floral incised decoration, pewter lids, firing marks, pewter lids dented and loose, signs of age, h approx. 41cm, one with flat lid, chipped at mouth and base, h approx. 38 cm overall

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