Dog Tobacco Jar
An antique French majolica figural tobacco jar from the 1910's made by the famous French pottery work Saint Clement.
The tobacco jar has the shape of a beautiful and realistic dog, a hunting dog named Medor. It was made in two part.
Unsigned just numbered 465 1 but the pattern is typical and weel known from SAINT CLEMENT.
This uncommon and highly decorative tobacco jar is in nice antique condition with some signs of ages like two cracks: one on the upper part close to the left ear visible on picture 4 and 5 and one on the bottom part (picture5).
Height: 4 3/4" (12cm)
Diameter of the bottom part: 2 3/4" (7cm)
The tobacco jar has the shape of a beautiful and realistic dog, a hunting dog named Medor. It was made in two part.
Unsigned just numbered 465 1 but the pattern is typical and weel known from SAINT CLEMENT.
This uncommon and highly decorative tobacco jar is in nice antique condition with some signs of ages like two cracks: one on the upper part close to the left ear visible on picture 4 and 5 and one on the bottom part (picture5).
Height: 4 3/4" (12cm)
Diameter of the bottom part: 2 3/4" (7cm)
