Saint Clément - Pitcher (3) - Earthenware

3 superb Saint-Clément pitchers gathered

Rare Coq:
Dimensions: H35 x L21 x P11
Color: multicolored
Materials: ceramic, porcelain and earthenware
Authentic Saint-Clément rooster pitcher, France 7516 on the bottom and stamped Gaillard.

Rare Parrot:
Dimensions: H33 x L14 x P10
Color: multicolored
Materials: ceramic, porcelain and earthenware
Animal pitcher in Saint-Clément slipware 7481
Parrot model enameled with a glossy monogram on the reverse,

Duck:
Dimensions: H33 x L15 x P19
Color: multicolored
Materials: ceramic, porcelain and earthenware
Made by the Saint-Clément manufactory and signed under the base and on the bottom (signature illegible but visible).

Careful and protected shipping

The Great Faience Factory of Lunéville was founded in 1731 under the leadership of Jacques Chambrette. He built the Saint-Clément factory in 1758. Following numerous family and economic upheavals, Keller and Guérin acquired Lunéville Faience in 1888. In 1892 they acquired the Saint-Clément Faience. The two faienceries were reunited again. These faiences produced, among other things, shaped pitchers, floral canteens, and slipware piggy banks. In 1894 the factories employed 1,350 people. The number of shaped-pitcher productions was not very high, but their quality was exceptional and their pastel colors were very harmonious. Production of slipware pitchers faded after World War II.