A rare antique advertising jar in white and sepia-toned earthenware , produced for the Rémond company, a jam and wholesale producer founded in 1835. The decoration highlights the medals won by the brand, notably a gold medal in Paris in 1889, and the signature "Em. Privé successor," suggesting a family or commercial legacy. The monogram RD within a medallion, bearing the inscription "Guaranteed fine jams made with fruit and sugar," emphasizes the brand's premium positioning. The trademark on the base reads " Opaque de Lunéville (Saint-Clément)," a mark of quality Lorraine production at the end of the 19th century.
✦ Origin: France (Lunéville / Paris) ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1885–1900 ✦ Dimensions: 13.2 × 10.5 cm ✦ Material: Glazed ceramic ✦ Condition: Some non-structural surface cracks and a chip on the rim, no weakness
A true testament to the golden age of sugar producers in France – ideal for collectors of typographic jam jars or for staging an old-fashioned kitchen.
