A Venetian wet-drug jar, late 16th century

of squat globular form with a strap handle and spout, painted with a medallion of a Saint's head under the handle set against a blue ground highlighted in foliate scroll work together with a Dutch Delft charger painted with a large flower and a diaper panel border in yellow and blue, and a small teapot and cover painted with a hunting scene, possibly Talavera, I.M.G mark in brown enamel,

wet-drug jar: There are two hairline cracks to the rim, there are some losses to the rim and to the rim of the spout dutch delft charger: there is a hairline crack to the rim teapot: the cover has been broken and restored, there is a restored chip to the rim of the pot and a hairline crack.
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