17th-century Stoneware Pitcher From Westerwald – With A Pewter Lid

Authentic 17th-century Westerwald salt-glazed stoneware jug, decorated in the characteristic shades of cobalt blue and gray. This model is richly decorated with applied circular motifs and an expressive mask on the neck. The jug also retains its original hinged pewter lid, making it particularly valuable. The ergonomic handle and typical Westerwald design are perfectly in keeping with the period. The pewter lid bears an external mark.

Specifications:
Origin: Westerwald, Germany;
Period: 17th century;
Material: Salt-glazed stoneware;
Color: Cobalt blue and gray;
Decoration: Raised rosette motifs and mask ornament;

Condition: Fine condition, with age-appropriate wear, no restoration.

Additional photos of the handle attached to the jug can be send. Small cracks due to firing are visible in this area.

Dimensions:
Height with metal lid: 22 cm
Width with handle: 11.5 cm

Very decorative, ideal for collectors of antique earthenware.

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