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A GROUP OF SEVEN FRENCH STONEWARE VASES BY PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT
A GROUP OF SEVEN FRENCH STONEWARE VASES BY PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT
A GROUP OF SEVEN FRENCH STONEWARE VASES BY PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT
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A GROUP OF SEVEN FRENCH STONEWARE VASES BY PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT

CIRCA 1900, VARIOUS INCISED AND PAINTED MARKS

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A GROUP OF SEVEN FRENCH STONEWARE VASES BY PIERRE-ADRIEN DALPAYRAT
CIRCA 1900, VARIOUS INCISED AND PAINTED MARKS
With various mottled glazes, three with white-metal mounts with marked with French poinçons
The tallest example: 11 ½ in. (31.8 cm.) high
Sale room notice
It has been suggested that the two unmarked silver-mounted beige-ground examples are not by Dalpayrat but should by attributed to the atelier of Revernay. We are grateful to Professor Paul Arthur for this suggestion.

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Lot Essay


A Dalpayrat vase of identical form to the 'pilgrim bottle' offered here, but with less complex red glaze, was included in H. Blairman & Son Ltd., Furniture and Works of Art, London, 2021, no. 16. Blairman's discuss the rarity of the unusually large proportions of their vase, which is comparable with the size of the vase offered here, they also describe their vase as after the design by Alphonse Voisin Delacroix. Another, smaller, iteration is in the collection of The Victoria & Albert Museum, London (497-1896).

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