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Earthenware patronymic pitcher featuring "Jean Baptiste Olivié Brument" in…

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ROUEN Earthenware patronymic pitcher featuring "Jean Baptiste Olivié Brument" in reserve surrounded by a floral design and dated "1789". 18th century H. 32 cm Scratches

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Estim. 700 - 900 EUR

NEVERS, 18th century. Patronymic plate in polychrome earthenware decorated with Saint-Louis holding his scepter, marked Louis figougne. Diameter: 23.5 cm Chips.

Starting price 60 EUR

ROUEN style Five pitchers, four of which are covered, with various decorations in blue monochrome or polychrome: cornucopia, patronymic carnation, coat of arms and gallant scene. First half of the 20th century (one spout glued back, chips, wear and restorations) H: 23 to 26 cm Enclosed is a blue and red box of lambrequins by Samson in the Rouen style (accidents).

Starting price 100 EUR

GIEN Five earthenware "pichet à cidre" (cider jug) with various polychrome decor, one in the Renaissance style (modern mark), one with a horn in the Rouen style (unmarked), three with peony decor (two chateau marks and one with imbricated letters). H: 26 to 30 cm

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

NEVERS, late 18th century. Enameled earthenware deceptive pitcher with patronymic decoration in grand feu enamels of boatmen, inscribed "Claude mélon marinier 1795." Late 18th century. Height: 18 cm. Minor wear and crazing

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