Porcelain Pot Susse Frères Paris Sign S Guénardeau. (som-charles Guénardeau)
Artist: Som-charles Guénardeau
Superb art nouveau porcelain pot by the sculptor Som-Charles Guénardeau, produced by the Susse Frères house in Paris, late 19th century, early 20th century.
This typical Art Nouveau porcelain pot represents a pinecone. The handles are in the shape of branches. The shoulders form a tuft of pine needles and branches meeting on the belly on which a couple of Parakeets are perched. The lid also comes with pine decor.
A superb cover with brilliant reflections of honey colors and brown tones.
A micro chip on the foot visible on one of the photos as well as on the inside edge of the lid.
This is not visible once the lid is placed on the pot.
Dimensions:
Height of the pot without lid 12.5 cm.
With lid 15.8 cm. Foot diameter: 8.9 cm.
Diameter of the belly: 12.1 cm.
Diameter of neck: 10.4 cm.
Weight: 692g
This typical Art Nouveau porcelain pot represents a pinecone. The handles are in the shape of branches. The shoulders form a tuft of pine needles and branches meeting on the belly on which a couple of Parakeets are perched. The lid also comes with pine decor.
A superb cover with brilliant reflections of honey colors and brown tones.
A micro chip on the foot visible on one of the photos as well as on the inside edge of the lid.
This is not visible once the lid is placed on the pot.
Dimensions:
Height of the pot without lid 12.5 cm.
With lid 15.8 cm. Foot diameter: 8.9 cm.
Diameter of the belly: 12.1 cm.
Diameter of neck: 10.4 cm.
Weight: 692g
430 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Porcelain
Height: 15,8 cm.
Reference (ID): 902998
Availability: In stock
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