Covered pot from the 19th century by the Art pottery of Angoulême Le Renoleau.

Online announcement article available. Thank you for reading the announcement in its entirety. Covered ceramic pot from the late 19th century by the Faïencerie d'Art d'Angoulême "Le Renoleau, " founded by Alfred Renoleau in 1891. It is adorned with a characteristic bird surrounded by a floral and foliage motif, plus a butterfly at the bottom, with the decoration done by hand. Tripod pot (on three small feet) with a side handle and a lid also equipped with a small handle for gripping. This type of small covered pot traditionally served in the 19th and early 20th centuries as a sugar bowl, jam pot, mustard pot, salt shaker, or olive pot. On the bottom of the pot is the stamp of the Faïencerie d’Art d’Angoulême "Le Renoleau" + label Pot à Olives. No chips or cracks to report, Covered pot in very good overall condition. (the photos are part of the description) Height 17 cm and 12.5 cm without the lid. Total width 13.5 cm including the handle. Diameter of the central part 10 cm. Weight 0.470 kg. Collection in Auxerre. Or. Delivery by Mondial Relais. Or. National delivery by colissimo. For other countries in the European Union, delivery by colissimo. Or. For certain countries in the European Union, delivery possible by Mondial Relais, please contact us before purchase to confirm the arrangement. Free delivery in Auxerre and nearby suburbs.