Faïencerie MYOTT - Table service (16) - Model: The Hunter - Old English Hunting Scene - English tin-glazed pottery - Hunting service
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MYOTT « THE HUNTER »
Elegant 16-piece English tableware set in blue-toned hunting decor
Magnificent 16-piece English earthenware set, signed MYOTT, the renowned Staffordshire manufacturer, presenting the charming decors "THE HUNTER" (Le Chasseur).
Each piece reveals a true pastoral life scene, inspired by rural England of the 18th and 19th centuries.
In the foreground, a hunter in antique attire, accompanied by his faithful hound, walks through a lush landscape. Further on, a woman and children animate this bucolic composition, while another silhouette appears near the inn.
On the right stands a picturesque half-timbered traditional house, with its small-paned windows, chimney and a sign depicting a swan, bearing the inscription "THE SWAN".
In the background, rolling countryside, majestic trees and a church spire complete this delicious scene of old England.
The whole forms a narrative and particularly charming decor, where hunting tradition, village life, architectural heritage and rural romance mingle.
A fine English earthenware with blue-and-white decor
The slightly lively outlines of the plates and the generously deep shapes of the bowls further reinforce the traditional and elegant character of this service.
Composition of the service – 16 pieces
- 12 deep plates, diameter: 22 cm.
- 4 deep, cup-shaped plates of notably deep form, diameter: 21 cm, height: 6.5 cm.
Total weight of the set: 7,300 grams, excluding packaging.
Manufacture and stamp
Manufacturer: MYOTT
Origin: England – Staffordshire
Model: THE HUNTER (Le Chasseur)
Material: English earthenware
Decor: Hunting scene and English rural landscape
Color: Blue on light background
Period: Vintage, likely circa 1982
MYOTT « THE HUNTER »
Elegant 16-piece English tableware set in blue-toned hunting decor
Magnificent 16-piece English earthenware set, signed MYOTT, the renowned Staffordshire manufacturer, presenting the charming decors "THE HUNTER" (Le Chasseur).
Each piece reveals a true pastoral life scene, inspired by rural England of the 18th and 19th centuries.
In the foreground, a hunter in antique attire, accompanied by his faithful hound, walks through a lush landscape. Further on, a woman and children animate this bucolic composition, while another silhouette appears near the inn.
On the right stands a picturesque half-timbered traditional house, with its small-paned windows, chimney and a sign depicting a swan, bearing the inscription "THE SWAN".
In the background, rolling countryside, majestic trees and a church spire complete this delicious scene of old England.
The whole forms a narrative and particularly charming decor, where hunting tradition, village life, architectural heritage and rural romance mingle.
A fine English earthenware with blue-and-white decor
The slightly lively outlines of the plates and the generously deep shapes of the bowls further reinforce the traditional and elegant character of this service.
Composition of the service – 16 pieces
- 12 deep plates, diameter: 22 cm.
- 4 deep, cup-shaped plates of notably deep form, diameter: 21 cm, height: 6.5 cm.
Total weight of the set: 7,300 grams, excluding packaging.
Manufacture and stamp
Manufacturer: MYOTT
Origin: England – Staffordshire
Model: THE HUNTER (Le Chasseur)
Material: English earthenware
Decor: Hunting scene and English rural landscape
Color: Blue on light background
Period: Vintage, likely circa 1982
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Hunting service
Number of objects
16
Material
English tin-glazed pottery
Designer/artist/maker
Faïencerie MYOTT
Model
Model: The Hunter - Old English Hunting Scene
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
6.5 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
