292 - Ernest CHAPLET (1835–1909) and Albert DAMMOUSE (1848–1926) for HAVILAND Cie

Ernest CHAPLET (1835–1909) and Albert DAMMOUSE (1848–1926) for HAVILAND Cie Jug with a handle, made of natural stoneware, partially flamed, with incised and applied decoration, enhanced with enamel and gilding, depicting a mulberry branch. Monogrammed "A.D." beneath the handle, and an "E.C." stamp on the rosary motif beneath the base, along with an inscription in ink. H: 23 cm According to Jean d’Albis, author of the book *Jean Chaplet*, this is a decorative style from the final period of the Haviland Paris art workshops, which he calls “cloisonnisme”—a departure from the Impressionist period.