Barbotine pitcher from the 20s/30s with vine and grape decoration, Saint-Clément earthenware factory

Want to bring a fresh and colorful touch to your tables, winter and summer? This delightful barbotine pitcher, published by the prestigious French ceramic manufacturer Saint-Clément, is the perfect candidate! With its pastel tones and graphic shape, it will give a rustic and sophisticated look to your table and will go just as well with a beautiful embroidered tablecloth as with raw and patinated wooden boards. Made in the 20s/30s, the pitcher symbolizes the meeting of art nouveau and art deco styles: on a background with a geometric diamond pattern are affixed abundant bunches of grapes and delicate vine leaves painted with a stencil, a technique typical of the time, all with pretty reliefs for more realism. Its generous size will suit large tables and will allow it to accommodate both water and rosé! The pitcher is in very good general condition and the interior is clean. It is signed St Clément France on the underside and numbered 7528. Note an enamel defect at the level of a grape grain.