This rare 18th-century French faience bough pot from Nevers takes the playful form of a commode, complete with drawers, handles, and gilt-bronze accents. The rounded body is painted in vibrant orange, animated with blue scrolls and yellow framing lines. An imaginative array of patterns — from florals to stripes and stars — enlivens the surface, with sprays of flowers on each side and a top scattered with orange stars and blue circles. With three large openings and eleven smaller ones, this remarkable piece is ideal for elaborate floral displays and serves as a striking decorative object year-round.
This rare 18th-century French faience bough pot from Nevers takes the playful form of a commode, complete with drawers, handles, and gilt-bronze accents. The rounded body is painted in vibrant orange, animated with blue scrolls and yellow framing lines. An imaginative array of patterns — from florals to stripes and stars — enlivens the surface, with sprays of flowers on each side and a top scattered with orange stars and blue circles. With three large openings and eleven smaller ones, this remarkable piece is ideal for elaborate floral displays and serves as a striking decorative object year-round.
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