$150
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French 19th Century stoneware confit jar, with cream glaze. Purchased for $285.
Item Location: 2023
Second hand/Ex-display/New: Second hand
Dimensions: H 250mm x W 180mm
Style: Antique, French Provincial
Materials: Stoneware
Colour and pattern: Natural with cream glaze
Condition: Very Good condition: used, shows signs of acceptable wear and tear
Alterations and defects: None noted
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Excellent condition: New or as new, never used or, hardly used with very minor signs of wear
Very Good condition: used, shows signs of acceptable wear and tear
Moderate condition: used, shows obvious signs of wear and tear, needs some TLC though structurally sound
Poor condition: needs to be repaired to be able to be used
