Faiencerie d’Art d’Angouleme Cognac Bisquit Pitcher Made In France “Le Renoleau”

This is a vintage French faience pitcher, specifically a Cognac Bisquit Dubouche advertising piece, likely made for cafes and bistros. It is a collectible item with traditional and lively colors of Provence. Bisquit Cognac is a brand with a rich history, founded in 1819 by Alexandre Bisquit in the Cognac region of France. Material: Ceramic Design: Hand-painted with the "Cognac Bisquit" name and a coat of arms. Style: French Country or farmhouse style. Dimensions: Approximately 7.5 inches in height and 6.5 inches in width. Usage: Originally used for serving cognac, it now serves as a decorative item or vase. Collectibility: A sought-after item among collectors of vintage advertising and French pottery. Production: Made in France. Cognac: Bisquit & Dubouché VSOP Cognac is crafted in the Cognac region in France and is made from the most prestigious eaux-de-vie of vines harvested from four main crus: Petite and Grande Champagne, Fin Bois and Bons Bois. It is aged for a minimum of 4 years.