Jar with chinoiserie - Probably Thuringia, 18th century - Two Chinese figures in…

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Jar with chinoiserie - Probably Thuringia, 18th century - Two Chinese figures in a landscape flanked by trees and flowering shrubs. White glazed faience with polychrome painting; pewter lid with dedication to the birth "With a young son of beauty I will go to Conrad Johmas", with a stork with a baby in its beak. Blue mark "K" with underline on the base. H. 26 cm. - Hairline crack.

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Jar with chinoiserie - Probably Thuringia, 18th century - Tw

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