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Tankard (Schnelle), Hans Hilgers, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Siegburg
Tankard (Schnelle)
Workshop of Hans Hilgers
ca. 1570–80
Jug, Partially salt-glazed stoneware, German
Jug
German
late 1300s or early 1400s
Jug, Stoneware, German, Siegburg
Jug
German, Siegburg
early 16th century
Ewer (Schnabelkanne), Theodor de Bry Netherlandish, Glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Siegburg
Ewer (Schnabelkanne)
Decorator Decoration after a design by Theodor de Bry
ca. 1595
Jug, Sebald Beham German, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter lid, German, Siegburg
Jug
Decorator Decoration after a design by Sebald Beham
ca. 1590–1600
Ewer (Schnabelkanne), Christian Knütgen, Salt-glazed stoneware; silver lid and mounts, German, Siegburg
Ewer (Schnabelkanne)
Workshop of Christian Knütgen
1597
Tankard (Schnelle) with The Last Judgment, F. Trac, White stoneware, pewter, German, Siegburg
Tankard (Schnelle) with The Last Judgment
F. Trac
16th century
Flagon (Schnelle), Hans Hilgers, Salt-glazed stoneware, pewter, German, Siegburg
Flagon (Schnelle)
Hans Hilgers
dated 1573
Pilgrim bottle, Anno Knuetgen, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Siegburg
Pilgrim bottle
Anno Knuetgen
ca. 1573
Jug, Proto-stoneware, unglazed, German
Jug
German
first half 14th century
Jug, Earthenware, unglazed and partially salt glazed, German
Jug
German
ca. 1175–1250
Jug, Stoneware, German
Jug
German
late 14th–early 15th century

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