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19th Century Pair of Silverplate Water Jugs/Pitchers

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WMF Art Nouveau Pair of Claret and Water Jugs Silver Plated, Germany, circa 1900
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WMF Art Nouveau pair of claret and water jugs (pitchers) / silver plated (Germany). Manufactory: WMF Germany Geislingen Dating: Made circa 1900 Material: Metalware, Britannia Me...
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Silver Water Pitcher with Japanese Flower Etching
By Orf Silver
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