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RMRJJ2PE–Mulled wine, grzane wino, in traditional ceramic mugs, Polish Bolesławiec pottery, Kaviarna Filmova, Gdańsk, Poland
RFFWHP1J–Several slices of reduced calorie kielbasa sausage in an old stoneware bowl isolated on a white background.
RMGJAH4R–Traditional handmade ceramics ( polish pottery ) from Boleslawiec, Poland on the ceramics festive Polish Pottery festival
RF2JKFAT9–POLAND - CIRCA 1982: A stamp printed in Poland from the 'Polish Ceramics' issue shows Faience Plate, circa 1982.
RF2F6G1CC–Set of hand made and painted porcelain tableware made in Poland. Bolesławiec pottery on wooden rustic background. Polish craft, culture and pottery
RMTACHHP–24 May 2019, Brandenburg, Groß Neuendorf: Manfred Dannegger, potter, crouches in front of his still hot oven and removes burnt jugs, cups and other vessels from the combustion chamber. Since 1997 the potter has been producing this clay glazed stoneware in the tradition of Bunzlau brownware. The dishes are fired in the oven at about 1300 degrees Celsius for about 20 hours. The oven must then cool for four days. This weekend (25.05./26.05.) the 12th pottery market will take place in Groß Neuendorf. Then 22 potters from near and far present themselves directly at the dike of the German-Polish bor
RF2HMAFX7–Dark brown with light brown annd black shades patterned texture background. Stone backdrop wallpaper tiles
RM2WPTPJ2–Ornamental currant (Ribes sanguineum 'Brianjou'), Arboretum Woislowitz, Niemcza, Lower Silesia, Poland
RMP7B6TP–Polish pottery. Fragments of kitchen utensils of three-legged pots and pans and flat bottom pots. 17th-18th century. Archaeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland. Europe.
RF2EBH5PC–Single disc trowel grinder for convenient, fast processing of various floor surfaces in professional conditions.
RF2WYCETE–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RFFWHNW5–Several slices of reduced calorie kielbasa sausage in an old stoneware bowl isolated on a white background.
![A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive . we. Blomfield, Meyiaissance Architecture in Eng-land; Blomfield, The Formal Garden in Enr/land. KEPHISODOTOS. (See Cephisodotus.) KERAMICS. .1. The art and industry ofmaking objects of baked clay. B. Objects made of baked clay taken collec-tively. The arts of baked clay applicable to architec-ture are of two sorts; in one the clay surface,whether flat or modelled, is left without glazeor polish of any kind. (See Brick ; Stoneware ;Terra Cotta; Tile.) In the other, which formsthe subject of the ])resent arti Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWH1PD/a-dictionary-of-architecture-and-building-biographical-historical-and-descriptive-we-blomfield-meyiaissance-architecture-in-eng-land-blomfield-the-formal-garden-in-enrland-kephisodotos-see-cephisodotus-keramics-1-the-art-and-industry-ofmaking-objects-of-baked-clay-b-objects-made-of-baked-clay-taken-collec-tively-the-arts-of-baked-clay-applicable-to-architec-ture-are-of-two-sorts-in-one-the-clay-surfacewhether-flat-or-modelled-is-left-without-glazeor-polish-of-any-kind-see-brick-stoneware-terra-cotta-tile-in-the-other-which-formsthe-subject-of-the-resent-arti-2AWH1PD.jpg "A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive . we. Blomfield, Meyiaissance Architecture in Eng-land; Blomfield, The Formal Garden in Enr/land. KEPHISODOTOS. (See Cephisodotus.) KERAMICS. .1. The art and industry ofmaking objects of baked clay. B. Objects made of baked clay taken collec-tively. The arts of baked clay applicable to architec-ture are of two sorts; in one the clay surface,whether flat or modelled, is left without glazeor polish of any kind. (See Brick ; Stoneware ;Terra Cotta; Tile.) In the other, which formsthe subject of the ])resent arti Stock Photo")
RM2AWH1PD–A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive . we. Blomfield, Meyiaissance Architecture in Eng-land; Blomfield, The Formal Garden in Enr/land. KEPHISODOTOS. (See Cephisodotus.) KERAMICS. .1. The art and industry ofmaking objects of baked clay. B. Objects made of baked clay taken collec-tively. The arts of baked clay applicable to architec-ture are of two sorts; in one the clay surface,whether flat or modelled, is left without glazeor polish of any kind. (See Brick ; Stoneware ;Terra Cotta; Tile.) In the other, which formsthe subject of the ])resent arti
RMTACHJ9–24 May 2019, Brandenburg, Groß Neuendorf: Manfred Dannegger, a potter, stands in his still hot oven and removes burnt jugs, cups and other vessels from the combustion chamber. Since 1997 the potter has been producing this clay glazed stoneware in the tradition of Bunzlau brownware. The dishes are fired in the oven at about 1300 degrees Celsius for about 20 hours. The oven must then cool for four days. This weekend (25.05./26.05.) the 12th pottery market will take place in Groß Neuendorf. Then 22 potters from near and far present themselves directly at the dike of the German-Polish border river
RF2RFWWXM–Spicy and homemade stew with sauerkraut, cabbage and spices. Bigos is traditional Polish food.
RF2HMAFWN–Dark brown with light brown annd black shades patterned texture background. Stone backdrop wallpaper tiles
RMP6BN4G–Jozef Pankiewicz (1866-1940). Polish painter. Still Life with a Knife, 1909. National Museum Gallery. Krakow. Poland.
RF2WYCEXG–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RFFWHNYR–Top view of several slices of reduced calorie kielbasa sausage in an old stoneware bowl isolated on a white background.
RMTACHJF–24 May 2019, Brandenburg, Groß Neuendorf: Jugs, cups and other vessels stand in the oven of the potter Manfred Dannegger. Since 1997 the potter has been producing this clay glazed stoneware in the tradition of Bunzlau brownware. The dishes are fired in the oven at about 1300 degrees Celsius for about 20 hours. The oven must then cool for four days. This weekend (25.05./26.05.) the 12th pottery market will take place in Groß Neuendorf. Then 22 potters from near and far present themselves directly at the dike of the German-Polish border river Oder. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
RMP7B6MX–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Burial urns. Cist. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2WYCETH–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RMTACHJK–24 May 2019, Brandenburg, Groß Neuendorf: Jugs, cups and other vessels are on the shelves of the potter Manfred Dannegger. Since 1997 the potter has been producing this clay glazed stoneware in the tradition of Bunzlau brownware. The dishes are fired in the oven at about 1300 degrees Celsius for about 20 hours. The oven must then cool for four days. This weekend (25.05./26.05.) the 12th pottery market will take place in Groß Neuendorf. Then 22 potters from near and far present themselves directly at the dike of the German-Polish border river Oder. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
RF2RFWWX6–Homemade and tasty stew with sauerkraut, cabbage and spices. Bigos is traditional Polish food.
RMP7B6N5–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Burial urns. Cist. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2WYCEW0–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RMP7YYK1–Poland. Prehistory. Neolithic. Fragment of a decorated vessel. Temporary exhibition 'The Hunters Settlement Fok from the Stone Age in the Gulf of Puck' (March-June 2015). Archaeological Museum. Gdansk. Poland.
RF2WYCET7–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RMP7B6MR–Funnel beaker culture vessels (Rozental, Odry and Gniszewo). Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2WYCETN–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a cast iron pan
RMP7YYK3–Poland. Prehistory. Neolithic. Reconstruction of a vessel decorated with strips. Temporary exhibition 'The Hunters Settlement Fok from the Stone Age in the Gulf of Puck' (March-June 2015). Archaeological Museum. Gdansk. Poland.
RF2GGR9F7–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6P2–Roman era. Tomb with skeleton. Grave goods: Brooch, necklace, belt, buckles, bracelets, hair needle. Pruszcz Gdanski, Poland. 2nd century. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2GANME6–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6YB–Tiles with the representation of soldiers. Netherlands. 17th century. History Museum. Gdansk. Poland.
RF2GGR9ET–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6NE–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Pottery and grave goods. From Siemirowice. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2G1AB23–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6ND–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Hut urn. From Sychowo. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2G1AB1X–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6N9–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Hut urn. From Rybno. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2G1AB10–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6P6–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Face-Urn. Burial urn with face. Poland. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2GANME5–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
RMP7B6NP–Pomeranian Culture. Iron Age. 7th-3rd century BC. Poland. Face-Urn. Burial urn with face. From Niestepowo. Poland. Archeological Museum of Gdansk. Poland.
RF2GGR9B9–Traditional Polish dish called bigos made of sauerkraut, sausage and mushrooms, food served warm in a ceramic bowl, Eastern European food
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