Details
Description
This is a beautiful example of German porcelain. You can see in the shading of the leaves that the hand … Read more This is a beautiful example of German porcelain. You can see in the shading of the leaves that the hand painting was completed by an artist. This is such a fine example of why German porcelain is sought after. Use the jar as it was traditionally made for, or use it to house office supplies, or bathroom cotton balls. See less
Questions about the item?
Returns & Cancellations
Return Policy - All sales are final 48 hours after delivery, unless otherwise specified in the description of the product.
Related Collections
- Shaker Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Classical Roman Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Deruta Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Portieux Vallerysthal Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Chalcedony Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Gustavsberg Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Classical Greek Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Crocks
- Wicker Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Cookie Jars
- Apothecary Jars
- Japanese Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Antique Water Jugs
- Candy Jars
- Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Murano Glass Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- 1800s Perfume Bottles
- Apothecary Bottles
- 1950s Perfume Bottles
- Adirondack Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Iittala Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Renaissance Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Stone Gray Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Creamware Bottles and Jars and Jugs
- Egyptian Revival Bottles and Jars and Jugs