Former Bordin mustard pot in white glazed earthenware, decorated in black with the inscription "Moutarde de Bordin Vinaigrier du Roi de Monsieur et de S.A.S. M. d’Orléans - Rue Saint-Martin n°71 à Paris". This example corresponds to the first known original version from the Bordin house, produced in the early 19th century, before later models bearing other addresses or commercial distinctions. Its old typographic marking, its characteristic tall shape, and its beautiful patina make it a particularly sought-after piece in the world of antique grocery pots and advertising earthenware.
✦ Provenance: Bordin House, 71 rue Saint-Martin, Paris, France ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1815-1830 - first version of the early 19th century ✦ Dimensions: approx. 12 x 7 cm ✦ Material: Fine white glazed earthenware ✦ Condition: Good antique condition with visible signs of use, old non-structural vertical crack starting from the neck, localized enamel wear, clearly legible marking, nice presentation appearance
Rare Parisian mustard pot from the early period, emblematic of the beginnings of the Bordin house, ideal for a collection of antique grocery pots, advertising earthenware, or in a 19th-century kitchen decor.
