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Large narrow-necked jug featuring the Prussian eagle, modeled after 17th-century Westerwald star-shaped jugs. Baluster shape with a pewter-mounted loop handle. Capuchin brown glaze. Within the rosette-framed circular field of the mirror is the Prussian eagle with a royal crown, scepter, and orb, as well as the insignia “FR” for Fredericus Rex (King Frederick I). Above, a relief-carved Bartmann mask. Rich relief ornamentation on all sides. Polychrome painting with partially etched gilding. Scepter and painter’s mark. Total height: 38 cm. Provenance: Dissolution of a private collection in Berlin. A large pewter-mounted porcelain jug with a Prussian eagle. Scepter and painter’s mark. KPM-Berlin. 1849–1870.
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