A faience pot, 18th century.
A faience pot, 18th century.
Painted decoration of anthropomorphic figures in yellow, green and blue. Height 20 cm.
Crazing. Cracks. Chip.
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The priest Jens Thyrie Böggild and Countess Polly Charlotte Danneskiold-Samsøe.
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