bray dunes - Vase - Ceramic - Tulipière Bray Dunes
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Decorative glazed earthenware tulip-vase dating to 1896, produced in Bray-Dunes, France, with a central wide neck and four side spouts for separate flowers, featuring a polychrome floral enamel decoration; measures 18 cm wide, 23 cm high, 18 cm deep and weighs 823 g, in good overall condition with age-related wear and no identifiable maker's mark.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful antique tulip vase in glazed earthenware, with a polychrome floral decoration.
The piece features a decorative form consisting of a large central neck and four side spouts, allowing several flowers to be arranged separately. The decoration is painted in tones of blue, yellow, orange, green and black, with floral motifs and stylized ornaments.
Under the base, the handwritten inscription can be found:
"Bray-Dunes – A5 – 1896"
The piece is thus presented as dated 1896, late 19th century.
A very decorative object, ideal for a faience collection, antique decoration, cabinet of curiosities, or a charming interior.
Lot details
* Object: tulip vase / bouquet vase
* Material: glazed earthenware
* Decoration: polychrome floral painted
* Openings: 1 large central neck + 4 side spouts
* Inscription under the base: Bray-Dunes – A5 – 1896
* Stated date: 1896
* Estimated period: late 19th century
* Probable origin: France / Northern France, according to the inscription Bray-Dunes
* Style: decorative antique faience, regional / popular inspiration
* Manufacture signature: not identified
* Brand: no clearly identifiable maker's mark visible in the photos
Condition
Very good overall condition for an antique piece.
According to the photos and the information provided:
* No chips visible
* No cracks visible
* No losses visible
* Decoration well preserved
* Normal signs of age under the base
* Minor irregularities possibly related to manufacturing and the age of the faience
Beautiful antique tulip vase in glazed earthenware, with a polychrome floral decoration.
The piece features a decorative form consisting of a large central neck and four side spouts, allowing several flowers to be arranged separately. The decoration is painted in tones of blue, yellow, orange, green and black, with floral motifs and stylized ornaments.
Under the base, the handwritten inscription can be found:
"Bray-Dunes – A5 – 1896"
The piece is thus presented as dated 1896, late 19th century.
A very decorative object, ideal for a faience collection, antique decoration, cabinet of curiosities, or a charming interior.
Lot details
* Object: tulip vase / bouquet vase
* Material: glazed earthenware
* Decoration: polychrome floral painted
* Openings: 1 large central neck + 4 side spouts
* Inscription under the base: Bray-Dunes – A5 – 1896
* Stated date: 1896
* Estimated period: late 19th century
* Probable origin: France / Northern France, according to the inscription Bray-Dunes
* Style: decorative antique faience, regional / popular inspiration
* Manufacture signature: not identified
* Brand: no clearly identifiable maker's mark visible in the photos
Condition
Very good overall condition for an antique piece.
According to the photos and the information provided:
* No chips visible
* No cracks visible
* No losses visible
* Decoration well preserved
* Normal signs of age under the base
* Minor irregularities possibly related to manufacturing and the age of the faience
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
823 g
Specific region of origin
Bray dunes
Title additional information
Tulipière Bray Dunes
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Material
Ceramic
Manufacturer/brand
bray dunes
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
23 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
18 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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