Antique fine white earthenware mustard pot with the black inscription "Véritable Moutarde du Vert Pré - A. Mon Raybaud - 125 Rue Saint-Denis, Paris". This 19th-century Parisian model belongs to the commercial production of the Raybaud house, known for its "du Vert-Pré" mustard. Its sturdy baluster silhouette, slightly flared neck, and powerful typographic marking make it a beautiful antique grocery item, both decorative and emblematic of 19th-century Parisian food trade.
✦ Provenance: A. Mon Raybaud, 125 rue Saint-Denis, Paris ✦ Estimated Period: Circa 1850-1880 ✦ Dimensions: approx. 10.5 x 8 cm ✦ Material: Glazed fine earthenware ✦ Condition: Good antique condition with visible signs of wear, minor wear to the neck and base, black decoration well preserved and legible. Small chip on the base at the back of the pot.
Beautiful 19th-century Parisian grocery item, sought after for its very graphic black typography and its particularly decorative antique shape. Ideal for a collection of mustard pots or as decoration for an antique kitchen.
