A Post-Haban jug of the Guild of Wheelwrights.

A jug with a single handle at the top and narrow neck. Richly decorated with stylized flowers and bouquets in cobalt blue, yellow and green. Painted in a cartouche on the front are objects and tools used by the Guild of Wheelwrights (saws, axes, chisels, a wheel and more) and the year 1783. On one side is the motif of a shepherd with a dog and herd of sheep, on the other a plowman with an ox-pulled plow. In the lower section along the circumference is the inscription: CURO.MALIK-SILNI.TRUNEK KUZIWANI WIEK.KRATI.A.ROZUM MIENI (“Strong drink to imbibe shortens life and alters mind”).

A Habán plate. Faïence, white glaze, painted in grand feu colors. Diameter: 29 cm Deep shape with a straight edge. Simple decoration, at the top rim in a green wreath “IHS / 17 03” – the Jesuit inscription Iesus Hominum Salvator (Jesus, Savior of Mankind) with the year in typical split form.

Brooch, hairwork and gold, with double bow formed of open table-braided tubes of dark and light brown hair secured at the centre with an engraved gold ribbon rosette set with a pearl; two ribbons formed of thin double cords of plaited hair entwined as lovers' knots, gold ends, attached at the back. Hair, gold. British Isles, 1850-70.

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