Chemillé, a small town in Maine-et-Loire, was long known for its medicinal plant cultivation and its attachment to Anjou traditions. On this white porcelain mazagran, a couple in regional costume poses. He, in a black hat and blue jacket. She, in a brown dress with an apron, her coiffe lifted. Around them, touches of vegetation recall the Anjou countryside. The inscription "Chemillé" runs in black cursive letters above the scene. The shape is elegant. The mazagran rests on an annular base, the body flares slightly upwards, and the knobbed lid crowns the whole with simplicity. The white porcelain is shiny, without superfluous decoration apart from the main scene. A souvenir item from the 1960s-1970s, in the style of these regional pieces produced for fairs and local markets, which pass through the decades with intact freshness.
Additional details:
- Brand: 20eSiecle
- Colour: blanche
- Colour: bleue
- Colour: brune
- Period: 1960s-1970s