2 empty Taittinger pockets 1 in Bronze and 1 in Ceramics

Very nice bronze pocket vacuum cutter, representing thibault IV of champagne... Taittinger emblem... The origin of the champagne taittinger dates back to 1734, a champagne house was created by jacques fourneaux - around 1920, the maison fourneaux moved to rue du tambour in reims, in an old house where thibault stayed IV of champagne (1201-1253), raised at the court of the king, godson of philippe auguste, guerroie at the age of 13 in bouvines at the head of his army... In 1932 pierre taittinger acquired the estate, the champagne taittinger was born! The knight in cross-armor will be the emblem of champagne - for the inauguration of the first cuvée prestige in 1952, the brand had this magnificent bronze pocket vacuum cutter, representing in relief thibault iv, count of champagne, in armor bearing high the sword on his horse very beautiful ordeal for a weight of 686 grams of bronze. Its diameter is 130mm. The other empty pocket is ceramic. Numbered and stamped made in france. It weighs 261 grams for 145mm in diameter.

Ref. : QHXVDUQA