Antique French Faience Character Pitcher papier mache First photo shows the smaller

First photo shows the smaller companion piece that is also available separately

Cheese dome sold separately

The body features its classic Chinese Bouquet pattern inside a wheat cartouche

The finely painted floral motifs

Antique French Faience Character Pitcher papier mache First photo shows the smallerA whimsical and collectible character jug from Emile Gall et Montereau, France, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century. This hand painted faience pitcher depicts a jovial monk or friar in a tricorn hat and belted robe, rendered in rich ochre and cobalt tones. Measuring 8. 75 high, it is a classic example of French majolica humor and craftsmanship. Character jugs (or toby jugs) like this one were especially popular in the 1800s and early 1900s,