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Majolica made by F. Graf, Majolica, made by F. Piletič in 1929,
Gradac in Bela Krajina. From Gradac in Bela Krajina. From the
the collection of the Slovene collection of the Slovene Ethnographic
Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Ethnographic Museum.
Photo: Marko Habič.
A glass, uniquely engraved, made by the Zagorje glassworks
in 1925 (a souvenir owned by the firefighter and tavern
owner Ivan Hočevar from Zagorje). From the collection of the
Slovene Ethnographic Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Half-litre mugs, made by Janez Kern, a potter from A wine mug, made in 1967 in Ptuj. From
Komenda, bought at the Ljubljana fair in 1935. the collection of the Slovene Ethnographic
From the collection of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Drinking vessels from the past.
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Majolica made by F. Graf, Majolica, made by F. Piletič in 1929,
Gradac in Bela Krajina. From Gradac in Bela Krajina. From the
the collection of the Slovene collection of the Slovene Ethnographic
Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Ethnographic Museum.
Photo: Marko Habič.
A glass, uniquely engraved, made by the Zagorje glassworks
in 1925 (a souvenir owned by the firefighter and tavern
owner Ivan Hočevar from Zagorje). From the collection of the
Slovene Ethnographic Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Half-litre mugs, made by Janez Kern, a potter from A wine mug, made in 1967 in Ptuj. From
Komenda, bought at the Ljubljana fair in 1935. the collection of the Slovene Ethnographic
From the collection of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Museum. Photo: Marko Habič.
Drinking vessels from the past.
90
