Grand Nevers Médicis, Period Around 1700, 40 Cm

Important orange tree pot for a house in Nevers earthenware, in its variations of blue, landscape motifs and a village in the countryside. A mascaron framed in an oval on each side, with women's faces, allows you to grab it and move it. Pot whose bottom includes original holes for the flow of watering on a basin or on the protected exterior edge of a house or terrace given the beautiful condition of the earthenware; very fine chips on the edges do not affect the remarkable aesthetics of this beautiful earthenware object from the Louis XIV period.

Dimensions:
Width at the mascarons: 40 cm
Height: 40 cm
Upper diameter at its return: 38 cm
Upper interior diameter: 35 cm
Interior depth: 29 cm
Diameter at the base: 27.5 cm