Mid 19th Century Olive Jar from the Biot, a small village from the South of France. H: 29" Diameter: 22"
The region of these Olive Jars are from Biot, a small village from the South of France, although its roots date back some 2,500 years, Biot was already known as a Potters’ Village during Roman times. Written mention of Biot (derived from Buzoto or Bisoto) has been found in a number of manuscripts, belonging to the then Bishop of Antibes and dating back to the 12th century. Towards the end of... Click for details
An Late 19th Century to Early 20th Century Leather Cordite Case retaining the original Regiments Coat of Arms, the Crest is in good color, the interior lining and handle also in good condition. However, it is missing the original lid.
H:16" Diameter: 7.5"
The coat of arms are on the leather case which is a Late 19th C. to Early 20th Century Cordite Case, a functional item used for Early Military use. Historically, in Great Britain, Cordite was developed for military use at the Royal Arsenal, ... Click for details
Antique Terracotta French Provincial Olive Jars from the St. Remy area, and the partially glazed ovoid body with a flared lip, and typical pitted surface the one in front is: H:21" Diameter of lip 13", $2,700.
The larger of the two also with a flared lip and ovoid body with typical pitted surface, partically glazed, H:24.5" Diameter of lip 15.5", $2,900. The classic Provençal and Mediterranean forms; the most common is the jarre à l'huile, or olive oil jar, traditionally in terra-cotta copiousl... Click for details