19th century Onnaing slip tobacco pot

Magnificent numbered tobacco pot dating from the 19th century, more precisely from the year 1910. It is made of slip and is adorned with lion heads, flowers and other foliage motifs. The colors are being vibrant. This tobacco pot was produced at the onnaing pottery, which is located in the north of the france. The onnaing pottery was known for its production of high quality decorative and utilitarian ceramics. The dimensions of this tobacco pot are as follows: a height of 10.2 cm and a diameter of 10 cm. These dimensions can give you an idea of its size and storage capacity. It should be noted that tobacco jars from the 19th century were often used for other purposes, such as pencil jars or storage containers for various items. This is because tobacco use has evolved over time and these objects have found new uses. The earthenware factory of onnaing was a famous earthenware factory located in the north of france, near the city of onnaing. It was founded in 1821 by the fourmaintraux family and has become one of the most renowned earthenware factories in the region. The onnaing pottery was renowned for its production of high-quality ceramics, including vases, pots, dishes and other decorative items. She was distinguished by her distinctive artistic style and varied motifs, often inspired by nature, such as flowers, birds and landscapes. The pieces of the earthenware factory of onnaing were often decorated by hand, which gave them great artistic value. They were appreciated both in france and abroad and were often exhibited at international exhibitions.

Ref. : EUH1AW69