NEVERS Double Salt & Mustard Pot w/ Lid French Faience MONTAGNON Antique c.1910

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Item: 146036771968

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All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:14 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Origin:Nevers
Antique:Yes
Signed By:Gabriel Montagnon, (1899- 1937)
Year Manufactured:1910
Item Length:4.2 in Deep
Additional Parts Required:No
Maker:MONTAGNON
Vintage:No
Country/Region of Origin:France
Original/Licensed Reproduction:Original
Item Height:3.4 in. Tall
Style:Francais de campagne antique
Features:Decorative
Featured Refinements:Faience Pottery
Production Style:Faience
Finish:Glossy
Handmade:Yes
Item Width:4.8 in. Wide
Age:Circa 1910
Primary Material:Faience Pottery
Pattern:Country French
Signed:Yes
Color:White, orange, blue, beige, manganese and black
Dimensions:3.4 in. Tall x 4.8 in. Wide x 4.2 in Deep
Material:Pottery
Subject:Tableware
MONTAGNON:MONTAGNON
Type:Double Salt & Mustard Pot w/ Lid
Era:Early 20th Century (1911-1940)
MONTAGNON Double Salt & Mustard Pot w/ Lid:MONTAGNON Double Salt & Mustard Pot w/ Lid
Packaging:Box
Theme:French
Original/Reproduction:Antique Original
Time Period Manufactured:1850-1899
Production Technique:Pottery
Country/Region of Manufacture:France
Backstamp:Painted
Item Weight:8.4 Oz.
Original/ Reproduction:Original
Product Line:Nevers Faience

MONTAGNON Double Salt & Mustard Pot w/ Lid NEVERS French Faience Antique c1910 This MONTAGNON Double Salt & Mustard Pot with Lid, or Saleron, from the NEVERS region: – consists of a unique form- a barrel-shaped mustard pot with handle and lid having two attached baskets for salt; – has well done modeling, decorating, and glaze in a floral decor with typical colors of NEVERS pottery: creamy white background decorated with orange, blue, beige, manganese and black; – The inside and underside bottom of this saleron are glazed in white; the underside is unglazed, showing the reddish-brown clay color typical of Nevers faience from this region; – has a makers mark on the underside: a large a bow in green glaze, with 8, and GM in black- the mark of Gabriel Montagnon, (1899- 1937), marks of old and original French Art Pottery. The estimated date is circa 1910. Dimensions: 3.4 in. Tall x 4.8 in. Wide x 4.2 in Deep Weight: 8.4 Oz. This French Antique MONTAGNON Double Salt & Mustard Pot with Lid is in very good condition. Condition status includes minimal normal wear and rubbing, glaze losses, firing flaws, crazing, and fretting. Overall, this work is sound, having other no chips, cracks, or major defects, and having had no apparent repairs or restorations. This item is sold as is, as described. Please see all photos which are a part of this description. Please note; photos have been taken in indirect sunlight; therefore, reflections and lighting spots may appear, but do not necessarily indicate defects.Please check out my other listings with Fleurman.I am selling a personal collection of objets d’art, black forest carved wooden nutcrackers, antique faience and majolica pottery, and will be adding new listings regularly; interested in selling one at a time, or as a group in a collection.Seller does the best to accurately describe and photograph every item, but sometimes something is missed. The age quoted is an estimate based on form, design, research, and Seller’s collecting experience. If you see something wrong in a listing, please send me a message and let me know and I will address the situation accordingly. Seller strives for 5 Star Ratings and 100% Positive feedback. If you do not feel it was a 5-star transaction contact Seller ASAP, and I will do whatever I can to make it right.FLEURMAN SALE AGREEMENTby bidding on or purchasing this item, you agree to the terms below:FLEURMAN RETURN POLICYItem is guaranteed as represented with a 100% Money Back guarantee on purchase price. Buyer to please email Seller within 3 days of receiving item of intent to return item; then to return ship within 4 days in original condition. PLEASE NOTE: 1. Buyer to pay return shipping costs and insurance. 2. Seller will not refund original shipping charges on return items. Refund will be given as Money Back.FLEURMAN CHECKOUT INSTRUCTIONSItems usually ship within 3 business days of receipt of cleared payment, or sooner if and when possible. International Customers- Seller utilizes the eBay Global Shipping program.Seller reserves the right to change the shipping methods and carriers at Seller’s sole discretion without notice. ———————- Nevers faience & Montagnon Factory Please note this faience item is from Nevers faience, not Quimper or Desvres. Though similar, there are different color palettes used and other nuances on the two potteries. Nevers faience manufacture was from central France in the area of the same name. The area was famous for superb art pottery known as faience; a pottery technique whereby tin glazes and decorations are applied over a modeled terra cotta or clay forms, and fired several times in a kiln. The city of Nevers, Nièvre, now in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region in central France, was a center for manufacturing faience, or tin-glazed earthenware pottery, between around 1580 and the early 19th century. Production then gradually died down to a single factory, before a revival in the 1880s. Nevers faience was one of the centers where the istoriato style of Italian maiolica was transplanted in the 16th century, and flourished for longer than in Italy itself. In the 17th century Nevers was then a pioneer in imitating Asian ceramic styles in Europe, within some decades followed by all producers of fine wares. The second half of the 17th century was Nevers’ finest period, with several styles being made at the same time, including a grandiose Italianate Court style. By the time of the French Revolution Nevers wares had ceased to be fashionable and expensive, but the crudely painted faience patriotiques wares commenting on political events have great interest and charm. A late 19th-century revival concentrated on high-quality revivalist wares recreating past glories. In 1838, 700 workers were reported to be employed, but by 1846 only six factories remained, and by 1850 five. By 1875 its fortunes had reached a low ebb, and it was bought by Antoine Montagnon, who had ambitious plans to relaunch it to supply the market for revivalist wares imitating 17th-century pieces, often large and complex pieces. By 1881 it was the only factory left in Nevers. The Montagnon factory (faïencerie) was successful for over a century, with 50 employees around 1900, and its wares exhibited at international exhibitions, but the factory, by then the oldest in France, finally closed in 2015. In 2020, two factories remained in production, both making traditional styles.

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