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Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

Meissen porcelain jug - Eighteenth century

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Meissen porcelain ewer - Eighteenth century

€3,000.00

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Meissen porcelain ewer, the handle ending in a draped woman's bust and the grip of the lid in the shape of rocaille motifs, polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers. Marked: crossed swords in blue. Eighteenth century, circa 1745. The frame of the lid in vermeil.

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Meissen porcelain ewer, the handle ending in a draped woman's bust and the grip of the lid in the shape of rocaille motifs,

polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers.

Marked: crossed swords in blue.

Eighteenth century, circa 1745.

A small chip restored to the pedestal

The frame of the lid in vermeil.

High. : 24cm

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