Westerwald Saltglaze Stoneware Tankard

Westerwald Saltglaze Stoneware Tankard. 17th century. Ht. 7". The Peter Tillou Collection, Litchfield, Connecticut.

DESCRIPTION: Three Westerwald stoneware tankard steins with incised cobalt decoration and pewter lids. MEASUREMENTS: From 11-1/2" to 13-1/2". CONDITION: No defects noted.

Period: 18th century Origin: Germany Description: one with pewter mounts and cartouches enclosing symbolic birdlike images; the second with polychrome and pewter mounts.12” t 6” w , 6&rdqu

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