18th-century Moustiers Oil Cruet Converted Into An Inkwell In The 19th Century

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18th-century Moustiers Oil Cruet Converted Into An Inkwell In The 19th Century

18th-century openwork oil cruet made of Moustiers earthenware
workshop or painter’s mark on the reverse: Olérys or Clérissy???
Polychrome high-fire painted decoration featuring flowers known as "solanées"
Converted into an inkwell in the late 19th or early 20th century
Silver-plated metal mounts decorated with foliage and flowers, complete with lids and ink cups
Good overall condition; minor chips and cracks in the enamel along the rim; natural wear from use; no cracks
A similar model is in the collections of the Arbaud Museum inAix-en-Provence, inventory no. 266
Questions are welcome

400 €