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Porcelain and gilded metal tankard, Ginori, Italy, late 19th-/early 20th-century.
Description:The tankard is a typically British drinking vessel that was used in antiquity for wine and, more recently, for beer. The embossed white-porcelain decoration depicts a Bacchanalian orgy, complete with putti and dancers, and is embellished with gilded detailing.
The handle is a gold-painted imitation of a tree trunk and the cover inserts into the neck of the tankard through a gilded metal mounting that is decorated with flowers and leaves.
Marks: N under crown in blue enamel.
Age:Late 19th c. - early 20th c.
Dimensions:Height: 10 1/4 inches, cm.26
Price: € 450,00
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