Null DECORATIVE JUG, MID 20TH CENTURY.
Crackled glazed porcelain.
Small defect a…

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DECORATIVE JUG, MID 20TH CENTURY. Crackled glazed porcelain. Small defect and chipping. Height 24 cms.

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DECORATIVE JUG, MID 20TH CENTURY. Crackled glazed porcelain. Small defect and chipping. Height 24 cms.

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