Sainte-Radegonde. Panthère Art déco en céramique émaillée laiton 19th century

19th century

chooses to refocus on its core business: glass

and still bears its label

1 small missing part of 1 cap below the upper part and 1 lower mini-chip

Sainte-Radegonde. Panthère Art déco en céramique émaillée laiton 19th centuryMagnificent Art Deco glazed ceramic panther from Sainte Radegonde, France. The Sainte Radegonde earthenware factory was established in Touraine: in 1887, Gustave Asch transferred his ceramic decoration workshops from Tours to Sainte Radegonde and installed equipment necessary for making and cooking pasta. The factory will have several successive owners, notably the Parisian company Primavera in 1920, with 45 employees. It closed its doors permanently