Pair of Richly Glazed Cobalt Blue Garden Pots from Anduze, France

$4,200.00

Pair of Richly Glazed Cobalt Blue Garden Pots from Anduze, France

$4,200.00

Description

During the 17th century, containers such as this pair of terracotta garden pots were used to plant orange and lemon trees at noble estates in the South of France. Synonymous with the commune where they were produced, our Anduze pots were handmade in the traditional ways and finished with a striking high gloss cobalt blue glaze.

The signature “Le Chene Vert” can be seen on each pot, in between floral swags joined by a subtly arched molding. Additional motifs include thin recessions beneath the flowering garlands and the renowned medallions. Most collectors will appreciate the classic beauty of these pots and choose to present them as decorative pottery indoors; however, they can be used as originally intended as planters. It is advised to use a liner when planting with soil, and for those who live in colder environments, the pots should be moved to a covered area during the winter.

CONDITION: Very good condition. Fleabites and minor craquelure, with very light glaze loss to the bases. Areas with excess glaze, most noticeably to interior and the rims.

INFORMATION
Country Of Origin

France

Age

2000s

Dimensions

H - 31 5/8 and 31 7/8, diameter - 25 3/4 and 26, base diameter - 16 1/2

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Description

During the 17th century, containers such as this pair of terracotta garden pots were used to plant orange and lemon trees at noble estates in the South of France. Synonymous with the commune where they were produced, our Anduze pots were handmade in the traditional ways and finished with a striking high gloss cobalt blue glaze.

The signature “Le Chene Vert” can be seen on each pot, in between floral swags joined by a subtly arched molding. Additional motifs include thin recessions beneath the flowering garlands and the renowned medallions. Most collectors will appreciate the classic beauty of these pots and choose to present them as decorative pottery indoors; however, they can be used as originally intended as planters. It is advised to use a liner when planting with soil, and for those who live in colder environments, the pots should be moved to a covered area during the winter.

CONDITION: Very good condition. Fleabites and minor craquelure, with very light glaze loss to the bases. Areas with excess glaze, most noticeably to interior and the rims.

INFORMATION
Country Of Origin

France

Age

2000s

Dimensions

H - 31 5/8 and 31 7/8, diameter - 25 3/4 and 26, base diameter - 16 1/2

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