COLLECTIBLESOpposite, above right: Glaze drips on the exterior are a sought-after feature caused from still-wet pottery placedabove the jar in the kiln. Below left: Maker’s marks were often placed at the neck but are usually worn away due to
age. This page: According to the antiques store in possession of this assortment, collectors are lucky to fi nd jars with
more than two handles or decorative embellishments, such as the lion’s head on the French piece below left.
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