Set of three earthenware tobacco jars, circa 1930: - Lot 75

Set of three earthenware tobacco jars, circa 1930: - Cylindrical tobacco jar made of colored porcelain. The body is decorated with stylized green, blue, and white motifs outlined in black, in the South American style, on a red, orange, and black background. On the lid, which is uniformly red-orange, a wood-colored pipe in relief serves as a handle. No mark. H 14.5 cm - Tobacco jar in metallic lustrous ceramic, circa 1950–1960, cylindrical, pouch-shaped, uniformly brown in color with a brown-pink metallic luster. On the body, the word “Tabac” is inscribed in gold on a background of oriental calligraphy within a cartouche. The lid, shaped like the top of the pouch cinched with a pink cord, features two recesses where pipes rest. Engraved with the number 9025 and in gold lettering: “Création réservée,” “Décor main,” “Made in France,” “Modèle déposé.” Desvres or Jersey? H 15 cm - Late 19th-century earthenware tobacco jar, cylindrical, midnight blue with gold trim. The word “Tabac” is inscribed on the body in gold Gothic letters. Mark: “K” and the number 2. H 15 cm