Pitcher rooster in earthenware Saint-Clément, green and brown, 1940s-1950s.

Armelle's Chinas. ✨ Characteristics. Zoomorphic pitcher in the shape of a singing rooster, made of slipware, signed Saint-Clément under the base. The famous Lorraine pottery, founded in 1758, is renowned for its animal pitchers. The plumage is finely sculpted in relief and airbrushed in gradients of green, brown-orange, and blue, with a red comb. The tail forms the handle and the raised beak serves as the spout. 1940s-1950s. 🔍 Condition. Overall good condition, shiny glaze and vibrant colors. There is a small chip in the glaze under the beak (see photo), discreet and without impact on use. The underside, unglazed, shows signs of use, dirt, and remnants of an old label. These are normal marks for a piece of this age. 💚 Why we love it. It's a classic of French ceramics. With its proud silhouette and bright colors, this Saint-Clément rooster immediately adds a joyful and rustic touch. It looks just as beautiful on a table, with water or wine, as it does on a sideboard or adorned with a bouquet of wildflowers. 📏 Dimensions. Height: approx. 35 cm. Width (handle - belly): 20 cm. Base width: 11 cm. Width: 11 cm.