Pitcher 1852 - 1855

This white earthenware pitcher, created by the William Boch and Brothers workshop in Luxembourg between 1852-1855, is a striking example of the Rococo Revival style. Its intricate, molded design features floral motifs and cherubs, a popular theme during this period that harkens back to the 18th century. The pitcher, currently in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to the enduring appeal of this decorative style and the craftsmanship of the Boch family.