Sarreguemines - Inkwell - Earthenware

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French-made faience small armchair with a bronze cup and a centre watch holder, from the Roses et Marguerites series by Sarreguemines, circa 1930, bearing the SARREGUEMINES U&C RM mark and showing age-related wear with three fine lines at the rim; restoration required as one watch-hand is detached.

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Small porcelain armchair from Sarreguemines with a single inkwell and a pocket-watch holder at the center of the backrest. The feet and edges are highlighted with a wide pink trim, and the decoration consists of a scattering of poly-chrome flowers printed under the series name “Roses et Marguerites” (RM) inscribed on the reverse of the pieces with the SARREGUEMINES U&C mark, circa 1930. Note: three hairlines at the edge where the inkwell rests. Here the inkwell is bronze. The pocket watch is a ladies’ pendant watch with a white enamel dial and a double 12h/24h timer in 800 silver. Mechanical movement of the cylinder-wound type dating from circa 1890–1900. It requires restoration; one of the hands is no longer fixed to its central axis. This inkstand is part of a private collection.

Small porcelain armchair from Sarreguemines with a single inkwell and a pocket-watch holder at the center of the backrest. The feet and edges are highlighted with a wide pink trim, and the decoration consists of a scattering of poly-chrome flowers printed under the series name “Roses et Marguerites” (RM) inscribed on the reverse of the pieces with the SARREGUEMINES U&C mark, circa 1930. Note: three hairlines at the edge where the inkwell rests. Here the inkwell is bronze. The pocket watch is a ladies’ pendant watch with a white enamel dial and a double 12h/24h timer in 800 silver. Mechanical movement of the cylinder-wound type dating from circa 1890–1900. It requires restoration; one of the hands is no longer fixed to its central axis. This inkstand is part of a private collection.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Earthenware
Manufacturer/brand
Sarreguemines
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
9 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
Private

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