Rare Moustiers pitcher reproduction from the 18th century.
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Discover similar items- Dimensions :
- H20 x W12 x D15
- Color :
- multicolour
- Material :
- ceramics, porcelain and earthenware
- Style :
- classic
Moustiers earthenware pitcher, a reproduction of an 18th-century model with a stamp. This example is rare, firstly due to its more intricate shape, particularly at the handle, and the rather original position of the bird on one side. Moreover, while the other side typically features a small flower, here we have a composition of flags, coats of arms, and musical instruments. As for the stamped base, it contains an additional mention: "Domaine du Coudon, 'Les Gueules cassées', 12 and 13.09.1987". The Union of Facial and Head Injured (UBFT), known as "Les Gueules Cassées", is an association founded in 1921, initially to assist facially injured individuals from the First World War.