CIRCA 1870-1880, SCHOOL OF PARIS, POSSIBLY VICTOR BARBIZET

细节

A PAIR OF FRENCH PALISSY STYLE TROMPE L'OEIL VASES
CIRCA 1870-1880, SCHOOL OF PARIS, POSSIBLY VICTOR BARBIZET
Each of bottle form, the rim molded as spilling water, the knopped neck applied with two coiled snakes hissing at opposing open-mouthed alligator handles flanking the shoulder, applied front and back with two large fronds and an insect, on a spreading foot applied with two small frogs
21½ in. (54.6 cm.) high (4)

拍场告示

This lot will be offered without reserve.

拍品专文

See Marshall Katz and Robert Lehr, Palissy Ware, London, 1996, p. p. 145, fig. 188 for a similar pair. Also compare Grotesquerie: Form, Fantasy and Function in 19th Century European Ceramics, The Collection of Brooke Hayward Duchin, The New Orleans Museum of Art, 1997, p. 28, cat no. 12, for a garniture vase in the Rustic style thought to probably be by Victor Barbizet.