Collection Of 6 High-fired Stoneware Wine Pitchers With A Glossy Finish From Beauvaisis, 19th Century

The pitchers are initially turned, then various decorative elements, branches, leaves, grapes, a character on a barrel or at a table are stamped and glued on or modeled separately and added to the pot. Then the stoneware, after drying, is fired at a high temperature, over 1100°. This vitrifies the stoneware. The firing was formerly done with wood, which gives a brown and glossy tint to the pitchers. Even if they were produced in several copies, they are all different in the turning, the decoration and the firing, often with wood or gas. (1) Man on a barrel with vine decoration in applique and in relief. HT 22.5 cm diameter 12 cm, small chip (2) Fisherman .HT 22.5 cm diameter 13 cm, good condition (3) Bouquet of flowers Ht 24.5 cm diameter 12.5 cm, good condition (4) Vine decoration, missing branch element and tear in the neck ht 23.5 cm diameter 10 cm (5) Drinker at the table, old metal staple repair Ht 26.5 cm diameter 13.5cm (6) Vine decoration, good condition Ht 24 cm diameter 15.5 cm. The collection of 6 pitchers is sold for 300 E or sold for 80 E individually. POSSIBILITY OF SENDING, careful reinforced packaging, registered with signature, insurance and tracking on the internet by its number (package shipping costs). SAONE ANTIQUITES store 149 rue de la Levée 01750 ST LAURENT SUR SAONE 500 meters from MACON (71000) open Tuesday to Saturday 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. and in the morning 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. If you come from far away, call beforehand or text 06 13 21 81 09 to be sure that I am in the store and not traveling (quote, delivery, family reason, etc.). Thank you and see you soon. Buying and selling furniture, objects from the 18th-19th-20th centuries, inheritance, sharing, valuation, clearance, etc.