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101 - ROUEN, 18th century
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ROUEN, 18th century A large and rare earthenware pitcher depicting a Levantine merchant standing on a blue mound; he is richly dressed in a cobalt-blue coat, the trim and headdress of which are rendered in nielloed ochre to imitate fur. The hands are missing, and a portion of the back of the hat is missing. Circa 1730 H: 41 cm Expert: Vincent L'Herrou Note: A nearly identical earthenware piece was sold at public auction in Paris on May 17, 2024, for 36,400 euros, including fees. Another is listed in an American collection.
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