Signé Guérin - Pitcher - Ceramic, Glaze, Clay - Our Lady of Beauraing

Guérin / Bouffioulx – Glazed stoneware pitcher « Notre-Dame de Beauraing » – Belgium – 20th century Description : Rare decorative pitcher in glazed Belgian stoneware, attributed to the Guérin production in Bouffioulx, probably made in the middle of the 20th century. The piece features a beautiful nuanced glaze in gray-green, blue and beige tones, typical of Bouffioulx artistic stonewares. The front face is adorned with a large raised medallion bearing the inscription « Notre-Dame de Beauraing », with a central crowned coat of arms. The bottom bears a hand-engraved mark, visible in the photographs, corresponding to a workshop signature/reference. The oval shape is complemented by a short neck with several rings and a flared wavy opening, giving the overall silhouette a particularly decorative look. Dimensions : Height: about 20 cm Weight: 639 g Very beautiful Belgian collectible object, interesting for lovers of Bouffioulx stoneware, Belgian ceramic of the 20th century, as well as for collectors linked to Notre-Dame de Beauraing. Overall condition very satisfactory given its age. Presence of small irregularities, firing nuances and traces inherent to an old artisanal manufacture. Please carefully consult the photographs, which are an integral part of the description. Packaging especially careful for shipping.

Estimate:£6.76

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