ADOLF GAAP, A parcel-gilt silver tankard, Augsburg, Germany 1690-1695.
ADOLF GAAP, A parcel-gilt silver tankard, Augsburg, Germany 1690-1695.
Richly decorated with flower and fruit motifs, three Roman goddesses in cartouches. Hinged lid. Height 21 cm. Weight 1141 g.
Wear due to age and use.
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