Aquamanil Pitcher with Chimera by Émile Gallé, 1890-1900

We present an Aquamanil Chimera Pitcher by Émile Gallé, an exceptionally rare piece from the period 1890-1900. This magnificent work of art, with its blue and white faience decoration, is a true treasure for any collector or art lover. Piece Details This pitcher depicts a dragon sitting on all fours, its mouth serving as a spout, in keeping with the tradition of aquamanil pitchers. A pectoral collar adorned with fruit adorns its chest, while its elegantly curved tail forms the handle. This piece is in an exceptionally well-preserved state, perfectly intact, with no cracks or damage to the glaze. The pitcher is signed, certifying its authenticity. Dating from the period 1890-1900, this is one of two known models, the other being polychrome. A Museum Piece The rarity of this pitcher makes it a museum piece. Very few jugs of this type are known in the world, and most are found in major museums or with private collectors. Dimensions: 30 X 20 X 12 cm Weight: 1, 600 grams Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this museum-worthy piece, a work by Émile Gallé combining masterful craftsmanship and fascinating design. Its impeccable condition makes it an undeniable asset to any collection.