John Laurance

Faience & Earthenware Auction

Nice stoneware bearded-man jug in a pear-shaped form. The body with 3 medallions containing various family and/or alliance crests. Above it, the cylindrical neck with ribbed relief decoration. 

Late 16th century. In the book Bearded-men Jugs, Stoneware 1200-1950, p. 247, 06.144, a similar jug is illustrated. 

Poor condition, handle missing. This is a restored surface find. 

A magnificent study piece!

Will be sent by registered mail.

Fraaie steengoed baardmankruik in een peervormige model. De buik met 3 medaillons waarin diverse familie- en/of alliantiewapens. Daarboven de cilindrische hals met geribd reliëf decoratie. 

Eind 16e eeuw. In het boek Baardmankruiken, Steengoed 1200-1950, p. 247, 06.144, staat een vergelijkbare kruik afgebeeld.

Slechte staat, greep missend. Het betreft hier een gerestaureerde bodemvondst. 

Prachtig studie exemplaar!

Wordt aangetekend verzonden. 

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Bartmann jug - Earthenware - Renaissance

Germany -   - 1550-1600

The Netherlands

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Renaissance earthenware bearded jug, pear-shaped, 26 cm high, origin Germany, with three medallions displaying family or alliance arms; dated 1550–1600, in poor condition with a missing handle and a restored base find.

Bartmann jug - Earthenware - Renaissance

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Renaissance earthenware bearded jug, pear-shaped, 26 cm high, origin Germany, with three medallions displaying family or alliance arms; dated 1550–1600, in poor condition with a missing handle and a restored base find.

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