$265.00
A rare and atmospheric antique porcelain tankard by Jean Pouyat Limoges, France, dating to approximately 1905–1911.
This striking hand-painted mug features a contemplative monk violinist rendered in warm sepia and amber tones against a softly graduated background. The artistic execution reflects the refined painterly tradition associated with early 20th-century Limoges porcelain, blending narrative imagery with elegant tonal glazing.
The cylindrical form is elevated by its sculptural handle and subtle shading that transitions from golden honey hues to deep espresso tones near the base. The result is a highly decorative and visually dramatic presentation that stands beautifully in both antique collections and curated interiors.
Marked “J.P. Limoges France” to the underside, identifying the piece as authentic Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain produced during the early 1900s.
A particularly desirable collector’s example due to its unusually large scale and impressive 520 ml capacity, making it equally suitable for display or functional use.
Measurements
Height: 13.5 cm (5.3")
Capacity: 520 ml (17.6 oz)
Condition
Very good condition overall.
No major chips or cracks observed.
Origin
Limoges, France
Jean Pouyat (J.P. Limoges)
Circa 1905–1911
An elegant and highly collectible French porcelain tankard combining fine Limoges craftsmanship with evocative figural artistry.
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