Description: Superb antique majolica cachepot/planter manufactured in France in the early 1900s This very elegant planter was produced in the factory of *Gustave de Bruyn in Fives-Lille, France(Gustave de BRUYN settled in Fives in 1864. From 1887, the first decorated barbotines appeared from the Bruyn earthenware factory in Fives-Lille: cache-pots, pitchers, tobacco pots but also planters and vases. In 1889 Gustave de BRUYN was awarded a medal at the Universal Exhibition in Paris.) Beautiful and large flower pot glazed in a rich palette of turquoise and chocolate brown tones, features elegant Art Nouveau floral motifs, some of them in reliefThe rim has a wavy edge and the interior has been glazed as wellThe manufacturer's reference logo and number, 292 1, have been pressed into the base Excellent condition, glaze is darker on the inside of the bottom Height 19 cm Diam top 20 cm Diam base 15 cm
Price: 385 USD
Location: 's-Gravenhage
End Time: 2024-12-15T14:37:58.000Z
Shipping Cost: 55 USD
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Pattern: Art Nouveau
Shape: Tall
Color: Multicolor
Year Manufactured: 1900
Material: Ceramic
MPN: NA
Subject: Flower
Brand: Fives-Lille
Type: Planter
Era: Edwardian (1901-1910)
Style: Art Nouveau
Production Style: Majolica
Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899
Production Technique: Pottery
Product Line: NA
