288 - Attributed to Emile Gambut (1838 – ?)
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Estimate €400 - €600

Description

Attributed to Emile Gambut (1838 – ?) Large decorative dish Made of glazed earthenware in a slightly ochre and polychrome finish. Rectangular in shape and featuring a central basin. Yellow ground with dark green and manganese-brown speckles, decorated with relief figures of fish, frogs, various shells, seaweed and foliage, in pastillage; some moulded, others hand-modelled. The rim is adorned with a frieze of lanceolate leaves, each centred on a stamped fleur-de-lis. Two lateral suspension holes. No visible signature. Tours School, last third of the 19th century H. 37.3 cm – W. 49.7 cm SSE Crackling, damage and losses. A very similar dish was sold at Christie’s under the same attribution, at the sale on 24 November 2009, lot 405, and realised for $2,500 (HF) The potter worked in Chalon-sur-Saône.

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About the sale GLASSED TERRACOTTA AND FOLK ART, A PRIVATE COLLECTION AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

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Auction time 11/05/2026 at 2:30 PM

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288 - Attributed to Emile Gambut (1838 – ?) See original version (French)

288 - Attributed to Emile Gambut (1838 – ?)
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