Covered Terrine, Paul Hannong
Old fund of the City of Bordeaux - Inv 46 33
In the conquest of the secret of hard porcelain manufacture, Strasbourg was the outpost of this technical and aesthetic revolution that was taking place in the mid-18th century. Totally committed to the process, the potter Paul Hannong invented new moulds and new designs. However, while waiting for the royal letters patent that would make him a porcelain manufacturer, his new-style projects were executed in earthenware, such as this extraordinary covered terrine with a grand feu decoration...
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