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Hafner ware pot with portraits of Ferdinand I, King of Hungary (1503–64), Anne of Hungary (1503–47), and probably Emperor Charles V (1519–56)
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Hard fired earthenware with sand decoration and polychrome tin-glaze and lead-glaze decoration traces of gilding
Rights: Public Domain
European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Lois and Anthony Blumka in honor of Wolfram Koeppe and in celebration of the Museum's 150th Anniversary 2019
Title: Hafner ware pot with portraits of Ferdinand I, King of Hungary (1503–64), Anne of Hungary (1503–47), and probably Emperor Charles V (1519–56)
Description:
Hard fired earthenware with sand decoration and polychrome tin-glaze and lead-glaze decoration traces of gilding.
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