Villeroy Et Boch Freres Keramis Rare Pichet Barbotines Belgique 19Th Century

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“KERAMIS BOCH FRERES”

Manufacture founded in 1841 by the “Villeroy & Boch” group
in the commune of Saint-Vaast (Belgium).
The company is growing rapidly and becoming larger 
that Saint-Vaast, in 1869, it was the split the new town was baptized
La Louvière referring to the she-wolf, symbol of the BOCH KERAMIS company.

Rare pitcher decorated with pastillages in relief of foliage
of vines enhanced with metallic paint called “platinum”.

Cast mark: 
“BOCH FRERES KERAMIS GOLD MEDAL”
in reference to the Gold Medal
awarded in 1847 and used until 1870.

Perfect condition except for slight cooking cracks
(See photos)

Height: 5.3 cm
Dimensions at widest: 9.7 cm










































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“KERAMIS BOCH FRERES” Manufacture founded in 1841 by the “Villeroy & Boch” group in the commune of Saint-Vaast (Belgium). The company is growing rapidly and becoming larger  that Saint-Vaast, in 1869, it was the split the new town was baptized La Louvière referring to the she-wolf, symbol of the BOCH KERAMIS company. Rare pitcher decorated with pastillages in relief of foliage of vines enhanced with metallic paint called “platinum”. Cast mark:  “BOCH FRERES KERAMIS GOLD MEDAL” in reference to the Gold Medal awarded in 1847 and used until 1870. Perfect condition except for slight cooking cracks (See photos) Height: 5.3 cm Dimensions at widest: 9.7 cm 2803155DU281023 120A95L28012475L28042458L300325