Large white earthenware flowerpot with faun heads circa 1900

✨ Description. Beautiful piece of earthenware with a crackled white glaze, typical of late 19th-century French and Italian production. The facial modeling is extremely precise, with the handles forming horns and vine leaves curling around the head. The symmetrical decoration evokes the spirit of Bacchus and the decorative arts of the 1900s. 🔍 Details. Material: crackled glazed earthenware. Period: circa 1900-1920. Dimensions: height 25 cm, width 31 cm, diameter 19 cm. Unsigned, but in the style of Sarreguemines, Vallauris, or Sèvres, with white decoration. 🎨 Condition. Good overall condition, glossy glaze with visible cracks typical of age. Minor wear from use, no chips or cracks. 🏛️ Context. This type of decorative ornamental vase, often called a "bacchante" or "faun, " adorned bourgeois interiors and artists' studios during the Belle Époque. The contrast between the two faces—male and female—symbolizes the duality of nature and the seasons. 🎁 Use. A distinctive piece for a console table, sideboard, or window display. Can be used as a planter, centerpiece, or sculptural vase. 📦 Packaging & Delivery. Professional, secure packaging with reinforced cushioning. Fast shipping in France and internationally (prices upon request). Collection by appointment available. 🛡️ Authenticity Guaranteed. Antique objects selected, carefully described, and photographed. Invoices available for collectors and professionals. 📩 Contact. A quick response is guaranteed to any request for additional information.