Give your interior a touch of baroque elegance with this rare and valuable 18th-century earthenware bouquet holder from Nevers. Crafted in the shape of a curved commode with three simulated drawers, it embodies the decorative refinement of period table arts and floristry with flair. This model, known as a "bouquet commode," was designed to hold fresh or dried flowers and was displayed as an ornament on a console or a fireplace. Bright colors and a luminous glaze: the pastel blue palette, enhanced with ochre borders and relief patterns, is elevated by a still-vibrant enamel. All of this showcases excellent mastery of Nevers technique, balancing whimsy and traditional craftsmanship. A guaranteed favorite for collectors of antique earthenware, lovers of rare objects, or decorators in search of a statement piece. Technical details: Origin: Earthenware from Nevers, France Period: 18th century Type: Bouquet commode – Large model Condition: Very good overall condition, with a small discreet chip on the upper edge (see photo) Dimensions: Length: 21 cm (8.26") Depth: 14 cm (5.51") Height: 15.5 cm (6.10") Unique decorative piece, perfect for staging in a charming interior, a cabinet of curiosities, or a collection of antique French earthenware.