illisible (...stron) - Pitcher (2) - Tin - Tin pitchers
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Two antique pewter pitchers from about 1850–1900 in eighteenth‑century style, one large (25 cm high, base Ø14.3 cm) and one small (18 cm high, base Ø9.2 cm), made of tin, with patina and signs of age and old restoration; origin France.
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Pair of 19th-century pewter pitchers in 18th-century style, comprising a large model and a matching small model.
Both pieces feature an elegant baluster shape with a shoulder, resting on a flared base. The swing handles with acorn-like terminals and the traces of hinges testify to a manufacture inspired by tavern and inn pitchers from the 17th and 18th centuries.
The undersides of each pitcher bear a worn circular hallmark that is no longer easily legible, with traces of a name (...stron), a date (.730), and animals (swan? with 2 mini-leopards) bordered by a beaded line.
Beautiful patina with wear consistent with the objects’ age and traces of old restorations.
Characteristics
Material: pewter
Era: late 19th – early 20th century (in the style of the 18th century)
Origin: French hallmark
Decoration: sober, traditional wine or beer measurement form
Hallmark: present under the base
Condition: good overall, with wear and usage scratches and traces of old restoration
Dimensions
Large pitcher: height 25 cm – base diameter 14.3 cm – weight 1 kg 820
Small pitcher: height 18 cm – base diameter 9.2 cm – weight 788 g
Seller's Story
Generalist antique dealer since 1991 and son of an antique dealer, specializing in Art Nouveau and the 19th century.
Translated by Google TranslatePair of 19th-century pewter pitchers in 18th-century style, comprising a large model and a matching small model.
Both pieces feature an elegant baluster shape with a shoulder, resting on a flared base. The swing handles with acorn-like terminals and the traces of hinges testify to a manufacture inspired by tavern and inn pitchers from the 17th and 18th centuries.
The undersides of each pitcher bear a worn circular hallmark that is no longer easily legible, with traces of a name (...stron), a date (.730), and animals (swan? with 2 mini-leopards) bordered by a beaded line.
Beautiful patina with wear consistent with the objects’ age and traces of old restorations.
Characteristics
Material: pewter
Era: late 19th – early 20th century (in the style of the 18th century)
Origin: French hallmark
Decoration: sober, traditional wine or beer measurement form
Hallmark: present under the base
Condition: good overall, with wear and usage scratches and traces of old restoration
Dimensions
Large pitcher: height 25 cm – base diameter 14.3 cm – weight 1 kg 820
Small pitcher: height 18 cm – base diameter 9.2 cm – weight 788 g
Seller's Story
Generalist antique dealer since 1991 and son of an antique dealer, specializing in Art Nouveau and the 19th century.
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Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Tin pitchers
Number of objects
2
Material
Tin
Manufacturer/brand
illisible (...stron)
Country of origin
France
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
25 cm
Width
14.3 cm
Diameter
14.3 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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