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351 - Milk jug known as a “dourne”
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€200 - 300Sale fees
Milk jug known as a “dourne” Made of pewter. Ovoid body resting on a circular base, spout ending in a dog’s muzzle, semicircular hinged lid, and a molded, vertical, fixed stirrup handle. Visible hallmark: “Douenne,” with the word “fin.” The Douenne family, pewterers (Etienne and Sons), foundrymen in Lyon, circa 1850. Lyon, second half of the 19th century H. 32.5 cm Minor imperfections (including corrosion on the base)
Auction details
Glazed pottery and folk art, from a private collector and various sourcesAuction house
De Baecque et Associés +33 1 58 40 82 92 lyon@debaecque.frDelivery is optional. You can use the carrier of your choice. The stated price does not include the lot price or the auction house fees.