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Two Late 17th - Early 18th Century Bellarmines.

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Two late 17th - early 18th century salt glazed Bellarmines of typical form.
One is slightly larger than the other, the larger one having a darker glaze and in very good condition. The smaller Bellarmine has a lighter glaze and a number of historical cracks, commensurate with age.
Although the two bellarmines are of plain form, they look fantastic on early english oak furniture.
Measurements
Height - 30.5cm / 26.5cm
Width - 17cm / 16cm
Depth - 17cm / 16cm
Price
£250.00  UK
$307.58  USA
€298.63  EU
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Category Antique Ceramics Date 18th century  18th Century Antiques Material Earthenware Origin English Item code as964a480 Status For Sale

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