Antique, Rare Anduze Vases/pots

A stunning selection of Antique vases!

The Anduze range of pots or vases originated from the Cévennes mountain ranges of Southern France, most specifically in Anduze which is located at the foot of the Cevennes range. These handmade terracotta glazes pots were uniquely created, initially to plant orange and lemon trees in an aristocratic home.

The first Anduze vases that are recorded, date from 1728 – 1730 A.D. and belong to the Gautier workshop, (The Godfather of all Anduze); a family of potters well established in the region since the 16th century. In the last 1700’s, another family of potters arose. Louis Etienne Boisset learned his craft as a potter at the wheel of his uncle Gautier of the famed Gautier workshop. Early in the 19th century, the Boisset dynasty increased their market share of Anduze pots by taking over the old Gautier workshop.

Those Anduze pots that have stood the test of time have traveled throughout the world and sit proudly in many gardens for all to admire the craftsmanship of these fabulous antique pots and to maintain and enjoy a piece of history. Today any original Anduze vase has a beautiful patina that only hundreds of years can achieve. Any garden designer will often include urns or large planters in their garden design.

Anduze planters vary in size but are provided with drainage for excess water

Here we have 3 Boisset vases, one of which is exceptionally old and is signed in a cartouche by the original maker of Anduze vases, Boisset. However, the crème de la crème must be our largest pot, the oldest and grandest. Gautier himself. Signed.

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Signed Gautier H 90cm D 73cm
Etampes Boisset H 85cm D 70cm
Etampes Boisset H78cm D 66cm
Signed Boisset H 67cm D55cm

Circa

18th – 19th century

Origin

Southern France

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