Set of several tobacco jars - Lot 89

Set of several tobacco jars Barbotine, late 19th–early 20th century Cylindrical jar decorated in pale green with stylized asparagus spears featuring pink tips. A cord threaded through them at the upper third of the jar creates a cinched effect on the overall shape. The word “Tabac” is inscribed in green within a cartouche. Marked “UC” for Utzschneider et C° of Sarreguemines-Digoin, with the number 7015 A 3 L. Small chip. H 15 cm Late 19th-century to early 20th-century slipware tobacco jar Set against a relief decoration of blue and pale green oriental arabesques on a light brown background, two stylized fruits in a vibrant blue hang. The fréthel on the lid consists of three plant buds joined together. Marked with the letter N, which identifies the painter or decorator, as this is a model from the Wasmuel faience factory in Belgium (owner: Auguste Mouzin), where Frédéric Thurner (1865–1923) was one of the decorators (his mark: a “T” with or without a square). A crack on the body and chips on the lid. H 15.5 cm Small slipware pot shaped like a stylized millstone in shades of pink, green, and turquoise blue. On the body, a large rose in relief with its leaves gives the piece an elegant appearance. Circa 1900 Marked with the letter K and the number 811 in intaglio, and with a black pen, A. Numerous chips. H 15.5 cm A 1900 barbotine tobacco jar in verbena color with violet flowers set against a brown rocaille pattern. The interior is glazed in turquoise-green. Marked with the number 70. Missing the rim, several cracks and chips. H 14 cm Round, bulbous tobacco jar depicting a pumpkin, in a bright blue with green and yellow drips, featuring vertical ribs in high relief. Glazed earthenware, circa 1950 Engraved with “528 S F France.” Enamel chips. H 11 cm