Former advertising pot for superfine jams from the Julien Damoy company in Paris, adorned with a remarkable dark green printed decoration combining floral borders and arabesques. The central inscription precisely mentions the addresses "31 to 35, boulevard Sébastopol" and "50 to 60, rue Saint-Denis", as well as the company's concessionaires and distributors throughout France. These expanded addresses correspond to the brand's development after the creation of the Société d'Alimentation Damoy in 1905.
✦ Estimated period: circa 1905-1910 ✦ Provenance: Paris - France ✦ Dimensions: approx. ✦ Material: glazed semi-porcelain ✦ Condition: good overall condition, no cracks or chips; old patina, fine crazing and light signs of use consistent with age.
A beautiful advertising object from the Belle Époque, sought after for a collection of old food jars, the history of great Parisian grocery stores, or a kitchen decoration with character.
