Large Ewer In Sandstone By Gilbert Méténier - Early 20th Century
Gilbert MÉTÉNIER (1876-?)
Stoneware ewer called "Persian carafe".
Signed Méténier
Size: 43 cm
Superb piece in perfect condition, exceptional by its size.
Other ceramics by Gilbert Méténier are available.
Photographs and information on request.
Biography
Louis Méténier (1844-1922) is a French potter and ceramist based in Gannat (Allier).
His son Gilbert Méténier, born in Moulins on 30 September 1876, succeeded him in 1920 and ensured the reputation of Méténier stoneware.
The activity continued until 1940, when Gilbert Méténier destroyed all the moulds "so that they would not fall into the hands of the occupying forces"; he then left to live in Saint-Raphaël, where he was lost.
Stoneware ewer called "Persian carafe".
Signed Méténier
Size: 43 cm
Superb piece in perfect condition, exceptional by its size.
Other ceramics by Gilbert Méténier are available.
Photographs and information on request.
Biography
Louis Méténier (1844-1922) is a French potter and ceramist based in Gannat (Allier).
His son Gilbert Méténier, born in Moulins on 30 September 1876, succeeded him in 1920 and ensured the reputation of Méténier stoneware.
The activity continued until 1940, when Gilbert Méténier destroyed all the moulds "so that they would not fall into the hands of the occupying forces"; he then left to live in Saint-Raphaël, where he was lost.
250 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent
Material: Sandstone
Reference (ID): 621279
Availability: In stock
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