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| English portrait medallion by Josiah Wedgwood (c1782-1800) made from black basalt at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | English creamwear cup & saucer with anti-slavery decoration (c1850-65) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | Hard earthenware England Staffordshire Wedgwood covered tureen with relief decoration (1780-1820) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | English Staffordshire hard earthenware teapot decorated with landscape (1760-70) & similar teapot (1765-70) with commedia dell'arte decoration at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. |
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| England Staffordshire stoneware teaport with marbled multicolored decoration (1725-50) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | England Staffordshire stoneware teapot with relief decoration of cabbage leaves (c1750) & hard earthenware Staffordshire teaport shaped as a cauliflower (1760-70) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | Array of Cologne pots & jugs which are traditional German stoneware pottery, particularly known for their dense grey body and cobalt blue decoration. at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | Montelupo, Italy earthenware dish with portrait of man in profile (c1550) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. |
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| Hispano-Moresque earthenware lustre-decorated charger made in Spain (c1475-1525) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | Portuguese earthenware plate decorated with animals in landscape (1625-50) at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | French earthenware plate decorated with tulip in center (1762-65) made in Straatsburg at factory of Joseph Hannong at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | French earthenware plate decorated with Chinese figure holding a flag (c1770) made in Lunéville at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. |
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| US modern porcelain Beasty Fish Tureen (1994) with fish heads forming the legs & handle resembling ropes by David Regan at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. | Peacock 2,2014 (1960) for which Bouke de Vries used ancient Chinese porcelain to create a contemporary Western work of art at Het Princesse Hof Museum. Leeuwarden, Netherlands. |
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