Ivory tankard with Erbach coat of arms - Germany, around 1800 - Oval-cylindrical…

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Ivory tankard with Erbach coat of arms - Germany, around 1800 - Oval-cylindrical body carved in relief with scenes of a knight's battle, the handle in the shape of a soldier, hinged lid with thumb rest and centered with the carved coat of arms of Erbach. H. 22.5 cm. - Restored. - Due to the current regulations, a sale can only take place within the European Community, the required EC marketing certificate (CITES) is available.

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Ivory tankard with Erbach coat of arms - Germany, around 180

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