Large Orange-tree Planter Made Of Nevers Earthenware, 19th Century, By Antoine Montagnon
Artist: Attribué à Antoine Montagnon
A large cylindrical orange box with twisted handles, decorated with eagles holding hunting horns and foliage.
The sides are adorned with lion muzzles.
Dated circa 1870–1900; marked on the bottom with a green bow and letters typical of Antoine Montagnon*.
A rare size, 48.5 cm in diameter including the lion heads.
Regarding condition, there is a chip on one handle and on one of the lion muzzles.
Shipping to be determined but available worldwide.
*The Montagnon family of Nevers is famous for its earthenware production and was the oldest in France.
Four generations of master potters succeeded one another.
Antoine MONTAGNON purchased the factory in 1875 and ran it until 1899.
He was succeeded by Gabriel MONTAGNON from 1899 to 1937.
Source: www.proantic.com
The sides are adorned with lion muzzles.
Dated circa 1870–1900; marked on the bottom with a green bow and letters typical of Antoine Montagnon*.
A rare size, 48.5 cm in diameter including the lion heads.
Regarding condition, there is a chip on one handle and on one of the lion muzzles.
Shipping to be determined but available worldwide.
*The Montagnon family of Nevers is famous for its earthenware production and was the oldest in France.
Four generations of master potters succeeded one another.
Antoine MONTAGNON purchased the factory in 1875 and ran it until 1899.
He was succeeded by Gabriel MONTAGNON from 1899 to 1937.
Source: www.proantic.com
1 200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Earthenware
Diameter: 43cm sans les mufles de lion
Height: 44,5 cm avec les anses.
Reference (ID): 1845126
Availability: In stock
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