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This beautiful decorative earthenware jug dates from Germany, mid-19th century. The jug is finished in a typical shade of gray … Read more This beautiful decorative earthenware jug dates from Germany, mid-19th century. The jug is finished in a typical shade of gray and decorated with cobalt blue accents, with a simple and timeless design. The jug was probably originally intended as an oil jug, which is typical for this type of earthenware. Thanks to its authentic look, the jug is ideal as a decorative accent or vase, and makes a beautiful addition to both classic and rustic interiors. 28 cm high, 15 cm diameter. See less
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