EXTREMELY RARE REBELLIOUS 1918s POTTERY PITCHER

EWER JUG SIGNED

Welcome, and thanks for visiting my listing. You are bidding on this

 EXTREMELY rare antique 1918s. hand-made and painted glazed pottery

pitcher jug with a relief edelweiss motif and boldly inscription

in honor of a Radomir’s Rebellion in 1918s what reads

“TO LIFE THE COMMUNE”. Some body tray to remove the sign

 but it is still there

Now a little bit history:

A rebellion, centered to the west of Sofia in the town of Radomir,

 was organized by Stamboliyski’s supporters and threatened to

develop into a national revolution. However, the movement for a new,

agrarian republic was quickly eliminated due to several factors and

 was left without the sufficient means to bring about the change it desired.

Lasting from only 28 September until 2 October, the rebellion was

 very short-lived and led to many arrested and executions.

Unlike many of his supporters, Stamboliyski was able to escape

the fate of imprisonment or execution and, instead, went into hiding

until he was to re-surface in the political arena during the reign of

 Tsar Boris III. The movement, however, could not be considered

a total failure by the Agrarian Union as it was successful in eliminating

the rule of Tsar Ferdinand, who fled Bulgaria by train on 3 October 1918,

 in the wake of Allied occupation. Ferdinand was to be succeeded

by his son, Boris III, with the approval of the Allied Powers.

Incredible patterns almost impossible to find . In very good condition

 with minor glaze wear and small chips and cracks because of the age.

DIMENSIONS: 8 1/2 inches high and 3 5/8 inches diameter of the base

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