18th-century Earthenware Mustard Jar By Maille, Rue Saint-andré In Paris - 18th-century Mustard Jar

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18th-century Earthenware Mustard Jar By Maille, Rue Saint-andré In Paris - 18th-century Mustard Jar

18th-century mustard jar, made of high-fired earthenware, bearing this inscription in manganese black: "Mustard from Maille, Sole Vinegar Maker to the King and to L.M.J. (Their Majesties) R St André in Paris".
Antoine-Claude Maille opened his first shop in Paris in 1747 on Rue Saint-André (now Rue Saint-André-des-Arts, in the 6th arrondissement).
Dimensions: height 10 cm – diameter 6.8 cm.
An interesting specimen featuring attractive calligraphy; there is a significant chip on the reverse side.

900 €

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Galerie des Fontaines - Paris, France

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 15th - Transition

Condition: Condition of use

Material: Earthenware

Diameter: 6,8 cm

Height: 10 cm

Reference (ID): 1794890

Availability: In stock