Lot Essay
See D. Gaimster, German Stoneware, London, 1997, for two related jugs in the Raeren style (1885-1890) p. 343 ill. 193.
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18TH AND 19TH CENTURY
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(9) A collection of eight German stoneware jugs and a fayence jug
18th and 19th century
Comprising: a Raeren pewter-mounted jug carved with geometrical and stylised motifs, the cylindrical neck ribbed, 23 cm. high, circa 1690; a Muskau pewter-mounted jug, 19.5 cm. high, 18th century; a Raeren pattern Bauerntanzkrug after a 16th century Jan Baldems Mennicken example, (1885-1890); a Raeren pattern Schnabelkanne after a 16th century Jan Emens example, (1885-1890); two small Raeren jugs; a Frechen pewter-mounted narrow-necked jug; a small pinched jug; a blue-ground pewter-mounted fayence jug (9)
18th and 19th century
Comprising: a Raeren pewter-mounted jug carved with geometrical and stylised motifs, the cylindrical neck ribbed, 23 cm. high, circa 1690; a Muskau pewter-mounted jug, 19.5 cm. high, 18th century; a Raeren pattern Bauerntanzkrug after a 16th century Jan Baldems Mennicken example, (1885-1890); a Raeren pattern Schnabelkanne after a 16th century Jan Emens example, (1885-1890); two small Raeren jugs; a Frechen pewter-mounted narrow-necked jug; a small pinched jug; a blue-ground pewter-mounted fayence jug (9)
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