2 Robert Picault Vallauris mid-century pharmacy jars from the 50s

Large French majolica planter cache pot by Orchies. It represents a basket in osier with flowers. It has 2 handles. The inside is blue. So decorative. In good condition with a sligh...

This mid-century fish service from the 1950s/60s, crafted by the Vallauris manufacturer, embodies both captivating aesthetics and practical functionality. The set consists of a large oval fish platter accompanied by 12 flat plates. The plates showcase six different fish motifs, including koi carp, crab, turbot, pike, gilt-head bream, and sea bass. Each fish illustration appears to ripple on the plates, heightened by water bubbles emerging from their mouths and a subtle line accentuating both the fish and water movement. Each aquatic creature is delicately paired with marine plants or seaweed. The glossy black earthenware adds a touch of sophistication to the set, creating a visually striking presentation. This lustrous quality enhances the overall refinement, making it an eye-catching addition to any table. Combining practicality with elegance, this Vallauris fish service offers a unique dining experience, perfect for enjoying your fish, seafood, and crustaceans. Its distinctive design and craftsmanship make it a remarkable addition to any dining setting. dimension plates...

This Chinese ginger jar in ceramic is a true work of art. Its elegant decoration featuring a pheasant and flowering branches adds an Asian charm to your space. Dating from the late...

Large antique French washbasin and its pitcher from the manufacture Jules Viellard Bordeaux (JVB). The model is Rouen. Rare to find ! Important pitcher and its basin in polychrome enamelled earthenware, model "Rouen", with decoration of lambrequins and vegetal scrolls, marks on the reverse in blue and marks in hollow «BH». Work of the end of the XIXth century. In 1835, this factory was bought by the Irish David Johnston. He then produced pieces inspired by the very competitive fine English earthenware of Staffordshire. His company will employ up to 700 workers. In 1844, Jules Vieillard, an employee of David Johnston, bought the factory in financial difficulty. It was renamed Jules Vieillard & Cie in 1845. Production is industrialized and refocused only on fine earthenware. This quality earthenware will be awarded at the Universal Exhibitions. - The pitcher : high : 33 cm / 13" length : 25cm / 9,9'' In good condition - The basin diameter : 41,5cm / 16,2'' high : 14cm / 5,5'' restored with the antique technique. You can see staples that were put on the bottom of the basin. It is a 19th century repair technique that we no longer know how to repair...

Mid-century French ceramic apothecary jar by Albert Thiry (circa 1960s). A delightful piece with Thiry's signature style, chalk-white base with ...

Rare set of four "Vice Jars" all signed, Raymor. Opium, Morphine, Cocaine and Marijuana. Rarely seen and virtually never seen in this condition. No chips, cra...

A collection of seven apothecary jars in french styles. Each painted apothecary or pharmacy jar has a name and unique design painted on it. The collection is mid-20th century and eac...

A collection of seven apothecary jars with black and gold painted labels. Each painted apothecary or pharmacy jar has a name and unique design painted o...