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Big jardiniere from the end of 19th century - possibly continental

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    Posted 9 years ago

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    martika
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    I bought this planter years ago from Ebay - no back stamp on the bottom, only the pattern number. I think it's Continental, probably German or Bohemian - I have got one Bohemian ewer with similar decoration but I might be wrong. I tried to look up it's origin on the google, without any success. I would be grateful for any help. The jardinière is 6.5''tall and 9.5'' from on handle to another.

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    1. martika martika, 9 years ago
      Thank you nutsabotas6, I like it too...
    2. martika martika, 9 years ago
      And thank you all : vetraio50, racer4four, aura and sean68 too
    3. robin56 robin56, 9 years ago
      Have you tried Italian pottery?
    4. martika martika, 9 years ago
      @robin56: No. To be honest I don't know much about it, only know Capodimonte. But tomorrow I will try to google it.

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