Glazed earthenware Ridge groyne from Pré d’Auge formed of an ovoid vase with scales, with blue glaze with two side handles and decorated with two blowing cherub heads. Ornamental forms propagated by the works of the della Robbia family - Seventeenth century
Ewer covered in dark brown glazed beige earth, long spillway extending over the body, rectangular handle and pedestal decorated with pastillage. It is decorated in relief with horizontal foliage, ocher and green florets. Filling is done through an opening located under the pedestal - Around 1600
Holy water stoup in glazed earthenware from Ligron enamelled in blue and white. It is decorated with a Christ on the cross. On either side of Christ are two consoles supporting two twisted double columns. Bucket decorated with fleur-de-lys.
CHOMPRET, Dr J. - Directory of Italian majolica. with a dedication to Mr Pierre Verlet - Curator of the Louvre Museum. with some pencil annotations by Mr Verlet. Paris, Nomis, 1949. 2 volumes in-4, hardcover edition. Preface by Pierre Verlet. Volume I: Text. 13 color inserts. Volume II: 1,100 figures in black.
Copy with a dedication to Mr Pierre Verlet Curator of the Louvre Museum. Publisher's beige cardboard binding, spine and top cover titled in red, IV and 96 pages [1], with 61 plates of illustrations out of text (220 monochrome reproductions), including 4 plates each presenting 2 laminated color illustrations. The illustrated dust jacket is missing. Preface by Hans Haug, curator of the Strasbourg Museum.