Antique Advertising Fortnum & Mason Pair of French Ceramic Dishes Terrine c.1920
Early 20th Century - c.1920
A beautiful pair of antique French advertising ceramic terrine dishes, made by Simplex or the renowned Fortnum & Mason of London.
These cream-glazed earthenware pots feature finely printed labels reading “Terrine de Foies Gras aux Truffes du Périgord”, showcasing the luxurious products once supplied for Fortnum & Mason by Maison Georges Bruck, Strasbourg.
Maison Georges Bruck was founded in Strasbourg, France in 1852. The company is known for its traditional, high-quality foie gras.
Each dish retains its original printed lid, complete with decorative finial and rich typography highlighting the historic partnership between Fortnum & Mason and their French suppliers. The elegant form and authentic period graphics make this a rare and desirable example of early 20th-century culinary advertising ware.
A fine addition for collectors of antique advertising, Fortnum & Mason memorabilia, or vintage kitchenware, these terrine pots display beautifully and will look great in any country style kitchen, cafe or bistro.
Dimensions: Diameter 10.5cm X Height 8.5cm and Diameter 9cm X Height 7.5cm
Condition: Good. A few minor chips to underlie of lip rim - See last image please.
Item No. 8188
