"Large Pitcher Called "jacqueline" In Earthenware From The North Of France, 18th Century Period."
Beautiful and large anthropomorphic pitcher called "jacqueline" in polychrome earthenware representing a woman sitting on a manganese rock. She is dressed in a flowered dress and apron, the lower part is decorated with a stylized wheat ear motif. She wears a cross pendant around her neck and earrings, she holds a tabby yellow cat on her knees. At the back the grip is a wide handle in shades of cobalt blue.Old restorations at the top of the headdress, at the cat's ear and cheek, at the top of the handle
Le Magazine de PROANTIC
TRÉSORS Magazine
Rivista Artiquariato