Narrow-necked jug with chinoiserie - Hanau, E. 17th/A. 18th century - Egg shape …

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Narrow-necked jug with chinoiserie - Hanau, E. 17th/A. 18th century - Egg shape with narrow neck, small spout and tapering C-shaped handle; painted all around with a double motif repetition of a Chinese man sitting on the bank in an architectural landscape. White glazed faience with blue painting; pewter mount. H. 26 cm. - Usual rim chips.

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Narrow-necked jug with chinoiserie - Hanau, E. 17th/A. 18th

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