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Jug (1500-1550)

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Flowers in an Jug (verso)
Flowers in an Jug (verso)
This panel was in the collection of the Dukes of Hamilton in the UK during most of the 19th century. In 1906 it was owned by the Duchess of Montrose at Castle Brodick on the Isle o...
Portrait of a Young Man praying (recto)
Portrait of a Young Man praying (recto)
This panel was in the collection of the Dukes of Hamilton in the UK during most of the 19th century. In 1906 it was owned by the Duchess of Montrose at Castle Brodick on the Isle o...
Jug with Kufic Inscription
Jug with Kufic Inscription
Among the most impressive ceramics produced during the reign of the Samanids are the epigraphic wares, so called because their sole or main decoration consists of stately Kufic scr...
Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jug, MG 077
Salt-Glazed Stoneware Jug, MG 077
A Siegburg white salt-glazed stoneware jug (H 24cm x W 13cm x D 10cm) with a single handle and silver mounts on the lid, collar, handle top and foot. The jug is decorated with a ne...
Pointed nose jug (1500-1525)
Pointed nose jug (1500-1525)
Stoneware point-nose jug with a broad, rounded body, a fairly short, wide neck with a collar rim, a flat base and an upright handle. The surface is finished with an iron slip and s...
pot / jug / ewer
pot / jug / ewer
Covered jug, holy, hexagonal shape over hexagonal foot with panther handle, mascaron spout and arched lid with knob. At the lower and upper edges of the pot as well as at the cover...
Bartmann jug (1570-1580)
Bartmann jug (1570-1580)
The Bartmann jug has a wide neck and a pear-shaped body with a band ear on a profiled foot. The neck shows a realistic face with a beard that extends down to the belly. Under the b...
Jug with “owl-head” top
Jug with “owl-head” top
Pouring vessel with ovoid body, short handle attached from rim to shoulder, and top in the form of a face with two eyes and an open mouth, said to resemble the head of an owl; buff...

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