Jug (Enghalskrug)

Decorator Bartholomäus Seuter German
 Mounts possibly by Andreas Ropenack German

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 533

Bartolomaeus Seuter, goldsmith, worked independently in Augsburg, mainly as an engraver and an enameler of faience and glass, and after 1726, of porcelain.

Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg

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Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg
Jug (Enghalskrug), Bartholomäus Seuter (German, 1678–1754, active Augsburg), Tin-glazed earthenware, silver gilt, German, Augsburg

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