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Majolica Pitcher with Greyhound handle and hanging hunted animals. it is a dark yellow with pale green majolica glaze. it stands little over 10" tall and 6" in the middle. i have no idea about this pitcher that belonged to my grandmother.
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HELP!....please
repost hopes someone sees this and can help
anyone know who produced my pitcher?
thanks savoychina1, do you know anything about my pitcher?
I was just given one, but in a pearl over blk/wht finish. No label or marks on mine, please help us out with more info.
would like to see that huntwitch
HELP! please
thank you artislove
Very nice!...:-)
thank you inky
thanks miKKoChristmas11
would love to t find out about this pitcher...
i posted mine under art . the color is the only difference.
had to repost. it's up now,check it out.same as yours, just the color diff.
thanks mustangtony
one on ebay that ws sold listed as vintage greyhound hunting majolica germany. sold for 169.00 thionk it is the same.
many thanks nldionne
thank you phatbuddha