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A PAIR OF HAUTIN AND BOULANGER (CHOISY-LE-ROI) MAJOLICA MODELS OF A COCKEREL AND A HEN AND CHICK (POULE DE HOUDAN)

CIRCA 1875, BLACK PRINTED MONOGRAM MARK TO ONE, IMPRESSED MODEL NO. 1281 AND CYPHER, BOTH AFTER A MODEL BY AND INCISED P.(AUL) COMOLERA

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A PAIR OF HAUTIN AND BOULANGER (CHOISY-LE-ROI) MAJOLICA MODELS OF A COCKEREL AND A HEN AND CHICK (POULE DE HOUDAN)
CIRCA 1875, BLACK PRINTED MONOGRAM MARK TO ONE, IMPRESSED MODEL NO. 1281 AND CYPHER, BOTH AFTER A MODEL BY AND INCISED P.(AUL) COMOLERA
The rooster strutting before a vase modeled as a sheaf of wheat applied with flowers; the hen with cocked head observing a displaying chick at her feet, before a vase modeled as fern
26½ inches (67.3 cm) high, the taller (2)

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Lot Essay

For the pair see Marilyn G. Karmason with Joan B. Stacke, Majolica, A Complete History and Illustrated Survey, New York, updated 2002, p. 176. Also compare, Christie's, Paris, 11-12 April 2006, lot 731 and Christie's, New York, 24 October 2006, lot 238 and 239.

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