Sarreguemine green slip pitcher

The slip pitcher pretty old pitcher in green slip imitating a basketry decor. It is stamped digoin sarreguemine 7308 france. Very pretty green in keeping with the times. To use on your table to serve water or wine or to divert into a vase with a superb bouquet of garden flowers. Dimensions of the slip pitcher: 18 (l) X 12.5 (w) X 13.5 (h) cm these objects are second-hand, old, vintage. They may carry some scars from their history and past life. The photos are an integral part of the description. Note that the colors may differ somewhat depending on the exposure during the photo. What is slushie. The slip defines both a style and a technique. Its era of glory was the 19th century. It was once considered in bad taste, but is coming back into fashion and finding its place in the interiors of flea market enthusiasts. For potters, slip is a clay paste fluidized with water (a kind of sticky mud). It is used to fix different parts of pottery together, for example. But slip also refers to a 19th century technique developed by the sèvres factory. It consists of pouring a paste diluted and tinted with oxides into a mold. It allows you to create a multitude of colorful decorations, full of details and often with a naturalistic tendency. By extension, pieces made using this technique are called barbotine. And finally, the barbotine style has become a real aesthetic trend characterized by relief decorations, varied colors and its inspiration from nature. Ref 2437.

Ref. : 695Q25K5