A glazed ceramic cachepot produced by the Gustave De Bruyn factory in Fives-Lille (Northern France), active from the early 20th century until 1950, recognizable by its rich, Renaissance-inspired designs. The body is glazed in deep blue, contrasted by a relief decoration in ochre, cream, and white, featuring an architectural frieze and side handles sculpted into stylized heads. The interior is glazed in pale green. A beautiful decorative piece, ideal as a cachepot or centerpiece. Condition: Good overall condition with slight wear consistent with age, minor glaze losses on the raised areas, and very slight signs of age, but no structural cracks. Dimensions: 24cm (height) x 29cm (diameter) This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution