Dormant Sauce Boat Terre de Fer Saint Amand Byzantine

Refined sauceboat paired with its adjoining dormant in fine earthenware Terre de Fer from the famous Saint-Amand & Hamage factory (Nord), model "BYZANTIN". Very good vintage condition: a very lightly used antique piece. The earthenware shows a fine usage tressail (natural glaze cracks beneath the surface inside), a testament to its authenticity. No chips, no structural cracks, or chipping. Highlights: Superb cobalt blue pattern printed under glaze (Grand Feu Blue), adorned with scrolls, friezes, and garlands in a neo-Renaissance style. Double authentic marking: printed stamp under the base with the arms of Saint-Amand and Hamage as well as the mention "TERRE DE FER" engraved in relief in the paste. Relief-worked side handles and spout for serving. Characteristics: Manufacturer: Saint-Amand et Hamage (Nord, France) Model: BYZANTIN Era: Early 20th century (circa 1900-1920) Material: Fine earthenware / Terre de Fer (relief mark + marpon) Condition: Very good vintage condition (slight period cracks inside, no chips) Dimensions: Length 24 cm | Width 14 cm | Height 10 cm | Depth 6 cm. Weight: 560 g. An antique table art piece, rich in history and charm for setting beautiful retro tables. Sauceboat Terre de Fer Saint Amand Hamage Sauceboat Byzantin Terre de Fer in relief Blue earthenware Cracked earthenware Vintage table art.