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Antique Westerwald stoneware crock. The crock is gray-blue glossy (salt-)glazed and has an orange-peel-like texture.
The crock has a cobalt-blue decoration. The main motif is a bird eating a berry.
The crock is in very good condition, but at the top there is a crack of about 4 cm (see photos).
The crock is about 30 cm high, with a maximum diameter of about 20 cm. The base diameter is about 11 cm and the spout about 5.5 cm. The weight is about 1.5 kg.

Antieke Westerwaldse steengoedkruik. De kruik is grijsblauw glanzend (zout-)geglazuurd en heeft een sinaasappelhuid-achtige textuur.
De kruik heeft een kobaltblauwe decoratie. Het hoofdmotief is een vogel die eet van een bes.
De kruik is in zeer goede staat, maar heeft aan de bovenzijde een barst van ca 4cm (zie foto's).
De kruik is ca 30cm hoog, heeft een grootste doorsnede van ca 20cm. De doorsnede van de bodem is ca 11 cm en van de tuit ca 5,5cm. Het gewicht is ca 1,5kg.


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Jug - Salt glaze - Stoneware jug Westerwald

1850-1900 - Germany - Antique 

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Antique Westerwald stoneware jar with a gray-blue salt glaze and cobalt blue bird motif, about 30 cm high and 20 cm wide, weighing roughly 1.5 kg, dating to 1850–1900 from Westerwald, Germany, in good used condition with a 4 cm crack at the top.

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Antique Westerwald stoneware jar with a gray-blue salt glaze and cobalt blue bird motif, about 30 cm high and 20 cm wide, weighing roughly 1.5 kg, dating to 1850–1900 from Westerwald, Germany, in good used condition with a 4 cm crack at the top.

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