Early Yellow Glazed Earthenware Fish Mold A striking early 18th-century hand-colored

A striking early 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicting the Nouvelle Église Wallonne (Walloon Church) in Amsterdam

A finely detailed hand-colored copperplate engraving depicting the Nieuwezijds Kapel (Nieuwezijds Chapel) in Amsterdam

A beautifully handcrafted studio pottery teapot featuring a warm oatmeal stoneware glaze

Origin: Spanish Talavera pottery

1710–1782)

Early Yellow Glazed Earthenware Fish Mold A striking early 18th-century hand-coloredSold as presented; to be candled by Salvage Bohemia. Variant sizes approx. 36 oz pour $2. 30 oz A large antique earthenware fish mold dating to early 1900's, finished in a warm yellow glaze. Originally used in the preparation and presentation of fish dishes, the mold features beautifully molded scales, fins, and facial details that create rich texture throughout the interior. The sun washed glaze and sculptural form lend the piece a relaxed European