19th-century blue-decorated earthenware archer’s mug, no. 2
19th-century blue-decorated earthenware archer’s mug, no. 2
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Antique numbered archer’s mug, with rustic charm highlighted by a beautiful cream patina and blue sponge-painted decoration. Its large black number 2 stands out on a cylindrical silhouette, framed by double bands at the rim and three lines at the base. Blue accents arranged in columns adorn the sides and extend onto the handle. Belonging to the family of numbered pots traditionally called "archer's mugs," it evokes the conviviality of the taverns and gatherings of yesteryear. Its finely crazed glaze and signs of use make it a piece full of character, perfect for displaying on a sideboard or adding to a collection of folk pottery.
✦ Period: 19th century
✦ Origin: France
✦ Dimensions: approx. 12.5 x 8 x 11.5 cm
✦ Material: glazed earthenware, blue decoration and black number
✦ Condition: antique patina, crazing to the glaze, chips to the rim and wear on the handle. Hairline cracks visible on the body; solid piece, retaining the charm of its festive past.
Antique numbered mug, folk earthenware with blue decoration and tavern object for country-style decor.
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