Terrine in the shape of a hare in glazed earthenware – 19ᵗʰ century – South West – [PA050]

Terrine in the shape of a hare in glazed earthenware – 19ᵗʰ century – South West

Also called “gîte à pâté”, this zoomorphic-inspired terrine was used both for cooking and for presenting the famous hare pâté on a well-appointed table.
The originality of this glazed terrine also lies in the alternation of star patterns and floral patterns that adorn its rim.
An appreciable detail, to highlight the appetizing color of the duly roasted pâté, the interior of this terrine has a white slip.

The zoomorphic-inspired cover is therefore shaped like a hare.
The zoomorphic-inspired cover is therefore shaped like a hare.
Adorned with stars and floral motifs, this glazed terrine was used for cooking and presenting the famous hare pâté.
Adorned with stars and floral motifs, this glazed terrine was used for cooking and presenting the famous hare pâté.
To highlight the appetizing color of the duly roasted pâté, the inside is covered with a white slip.
To highlight the appetizing color of the duly roasted pâté, the inside is covered with a white slip.

Price: on demand.
Dimensions
Length: 34 cm, height: 11 cm, width: 17 cm.
Reference: [PA050]

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