An antique vase with handle formed by a dog standing on its hind legs, its head entering the ewer's spout; naval battle on the body
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An antique vase with handle formed by a dog standing on its hind legs, its head entering the ewer's spout; naval battle on the body [1] by is an ornamental print by Enea Vico from the series Romae ab antiquo repertum MDXXXXIII.
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