A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century. - Bukowskis

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A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

A Marieberg earthenware jar with cover, 18th Century.

Height 40 cm.

Damages, repairs.

Provenance

Länsresidenset i Karlskrona, Landshövding Sven Hagströmer, adliga ätten Hagströmer nr 2230.

Exhibitions

Label. Marieberg. National Museum 1945. Kat no 446.

More information

The shape of the jar is said to derive from drawings by Stefano della Bella, end of the 16th Century. Published by Israel Sylvester in England, used as an inspirational source by Wedgwood, Marieberg and Rörstrand at the time.

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