Pair Of “moine” Liqueur Bottles In Flamed Stoneware – Denbac, Model 607 – Circa 1930
Artist: Denbac Vierzon
Pair of anthropomorphic liqueur bottles made of glazed stoneware depicting monks, produced by the famous Denbac factory in Vierzon (during the René Denert and René-Louis Balichon period), circa 1930.
This set consists of two complementary sizes:
The faces and the drapery of the monks’ robes are finely executed.
Each bottle has its original removable cap (cork cover) intact, a movable element that is particularly rare to find complete and undamaged.
Both pieces are stamped on the underside of the base with the stylized “Denbac” mark and the mold number “607.”
Excellent overall condition. No cracks, chips, or restoration on the stoneware. The original corks are present.
Careful and secure packaging; fast shipping with insurance and tracking.
This set consists of two complementary sizes:
- The large model: Height 29 cm
- The medium model: Height 22 cm
The faces and the drapery of the monks’ robes are finely executed.
Each bottle has its original removable cap (cork cover) intact, a movable element that is particularly rare to find complete and undamaged.
Both pieces are stamped on the underside of the base with the stylized “Denbac” mark and the mold number “607.”
Excellent overall condition. No cracks, chips, or restoration on the stoneware. The original corks are present.
Careful and secure packaging; fast shipping with insurance and tracking.
190 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Ceramic
Height: 29 et 22 cm
Reference (ID): 1836740
Availability: In stock
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