Circa 1900 Marzi Remy Westerwald Salt Glaze Cobalt Blue Floral Pitcher/Jug

This is a beautiful example of a Westerwald pottery. This pitcher or jug is from the 19th century.
The intricate floral motif, cobalt blue decoration, and beautifully designed pewter lid are classic elements of Westerwald pottery. The cobalt blue design on salt glaze pottery boosts a glorious floral pattern surrounding a stunning central figure of a winged woman holding a sword with bird like feet. The detailed pewter lid is attached to the handle by an ornate thumb lift.
This piece is in very good condition. It stands approximately 12 inches tall x 8 inches at the widest part. The only marking is the impressed 295 (mold number) on the bottom. The only flaws I can see is that it is worn on the side of the lid and shows wear and a couple of small chips on the bottom from normal wear over the years. Please look closely at the pictures, as they are part of the description. Thank you for looking!