Table service - Pig-shaped casserole dish - Ceramic

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Ger van Oers
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Selected by Ger van Oers

Owned an antiques and curio shop with a large international network.

Estimate  € 130 - € 190
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Description from the seller

Zoomorphic terrine in glazed ceramic from the 1950s.
Can also be used as a casserole dish.
A very large size, 40 cm long by 17 cm high and 17 cm wide, very generous proportions.
Unusual, atypical items from an old French butcher shop and charcuterie.
It is in excellent condition; note a slight chip on the interior but it does not affect its aesthetics or its functionality.
For lovers of cooking with an animal-inspired spirit, this piece is one of a kind.
Careful, secure shipping via Colissimo.

Zoomorphic terrine in glazed ceramic from the 1950s.
Can also be used as a casserole dish.
A very large size, 40 cm long by 17 cm high and 17 cm wide, very generous proportions.
Unusual, atypical items from an old French butcher shop and charcuterie.
It is in excellent condition; note a slight chip on the interior but it does not affect its aesthetics or its functionality.
For lovers of cooking with an animal-inspired spirit, this piece is one of a kind.
Careful, secure shipping via Colissimo.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Ceramic
Model
Pig-shaped casserole dish
Country of origin
France
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
17 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
17 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
FranceVerified
1827
Objects sold
99.51%
Privatetop

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