aardewerkfabriek Strasbourg-Haguenau. - Dish - Earthenware - Joseph Hannong
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Antique Strasbourg-Haguenau earthenware dish with floral decor in Rococo style, dating 1750-1800, by Joseph Hannong, 19 cm long, 16 cm wide, 3 cm high, 250 g, signed JH model 649, in good condition with slight edge discoloration.
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Very fine and rare 18th-century Strasbourg earthenware dish from the renowned Strasbourg-Haguenau pottery factory by Joseph Hannong. The dish is decorated with a polychrome low-fired (petit feu) decoration featuring flowers.
Schaal is signed on the bottom with JH (Joseph Hannong) and the model number 649.
Schaal is still in very good condition, with a dull discoloration on one side of the edge, which appears to be a manufacturing flaw. (See also the last photo) Please refer to the other photos for the overall condition.
Dimensions
Height 3 cm
Length 19 cm
Width 16 cm
Weight 250 grams
Background Hannong Strasbourg-Haguenau
The De Hannong factories were a famous porcelain and faience factory active in the 18th century in present-day Strasbourg and Haguenau.
Charles-François Hannong started production in Strasbourg, after which the factory was continued by his sons, who perfected new techniques, such as gilding.
The factories were pioneers in the use of the 'petit feu' firing method, which allowed for a broader color palette. Son Paul Hannong also improved the gilding technique. Joseph Hannong was the son of Paul Hannong and was active from 1755 to 1780.
The vase is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Very fine and rare 18th-century Strasbourg earthenware dish from the renowned Strasbourg-Haguenau pottery factory by Joseph Hannong. The dish is decorated with a polychrome low-fired (petit feu) decoration featuring flowers.
Schaal is signed on the bottom with JH (Joseph Hannong) and the model number 649.
Schaal is still in very good condition, with a dull discoloration on one side of the edge, which appears to be a manufacturing flaw. (See also the last photo) Please refer to the other photos for the overall condition.
Dimensions
Height 3 cm
Length 19 cm
Width 16 cm
Weight 250 grams
Background Hannong Strasbourg-Haguenau
The De Hannong factories were a famous porcelain and faience factory active in the 18th century in present-day Strasbourg and Haguenau.
Charles-François Hannong started production in Strasbourg, after which the factory was continued by his sons, who perfected new techniques, such as gilding.
The factories were pioneers in the use of the 'petit feu' firing method, which allowed for a broader color palette. Son Paul Hannong also improved the gilding technique. Joseph Hannong was the son of Paul Hannong and was active from 1755 to 1780.
The vase is carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Rococo
Specific region of origin
Straatsburg
Title additional information
Joseph Hannong
Country of Origin
France
Manufacturer/ Brand
aardewerkfabriek Strasbourg-Haguenau.
Material
Earthenware
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
3 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
16 cm
Decor
Floral
Estimated period
1750-1800
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