Ancien pichet à vin majolique Sarreguemines - relief bacchus ventes exceptionnelles et chérubin rare - lourd

Item Description:

Add a stunning piece of European ceramic art to your collection with this antique Sarreguemines Majolica wine pitcher, richly detailed in high-relief and believed to date from the late 19th to early 20th century. This heavy, hand-painted pitcher features:

•A bold, expressive Bacchus or bearded face motif on the back

•Two cherubic figures reaching for a bunch of grapes, entwined with grapevines and foliage

•A richly glazed Majolica finish in vibrant blues, yellows, and greens

•A beautiful cream-yellow glazed interior, typical of authentic Sarreguemines craftsmanship

•A blue floral maker's mark on the bottom, consistent with early Sarreguemines or French Majolica pottery

This piece is not only decorative but also a rare example of continental European ceramic artistry.

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Condition:

Estate find! Very good antique condition with expected age-related wear. There is a chip on the foot on the front of the piece. No major cracks or repairs that I know of. Some minor surface crazing and rubbing consistent with age. I do not appraise antique ware so please review all photos carefully, item is sold as is. Please feel free to ask any questions and I will do my best to answer!