Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head
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Enamelled stoneware pitcher representing a bird's head

20th century
Other style
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From: 37230, Luynes, France

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    Pitcher that can also be used as a vase, in partially enameled stoneware in blue and green tones, representing a bird's head.
    Signature under the Méténier base for Gilbert Méténier (1876-1957).
    Period around 1920.
    Dimensions: H 21 x L 11.5, diameter 12 and 10 cm.
     
    Gilbert Méténier (1876-1957)
    Son of Louis Métainier (1844-1922), Gilbert Méténier took over his father's business in 1920, in Gannat in Allier.
    He produced pieces of ceramic art there and ensured the reputation of Méténier art stoneware with its flamed stoneware with iridescent and metallic reflections.
    The activity stopped in 1940, at which time Gilbert Méténier is said to have destroyed all the molds of his creations “so that they would not fall into the hands of the occupier”. He then went to live in Saint-Raphaël.
    The Méténier sandstones, sometimes called "Gannat blues", are all the more sought after because they are all authentic pieces since the molds and matrices were destroyed. It is not technically possible to make copies of the pieces created by this factory between 1920 and 1939.
    This magnificent pitcher, or vase, covered with very beautiful enamel in blue and green tones on its upper part, is representative of what we call "Gannat blue", in homage to Gilbert Méténier and his know-how. to be astonishing.

    Ref: HFJ9JD9J3F

    Condition Very good
    Style Other style (Stoneware vases of Other style Style)
    Period 20th century (Stoneware vases 20th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist Gilbert Méténier (1876-1957)
    Width (cm) 12
    Height (cm) 21
    Materials Stoneware
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 37230, Luynes, France
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