Saleron

The saleron is complete; a small chip is missing from the edge of the foot. It is rectangular with sides or octagonal. It consists of a receptacle mounted on a high foot. The receptacle is octagonal in shape, with a swollen rim overhanging the rim and an outwardly sloping top; its base is flat. It rests on a high, flared foot with a plain octagonal rim. The base is thin and glaze-free. The underside of the foot is sunken. The body is beige and covered with a glossy white glaze ; The decoration is hand-painted in blue underglaze. It is vegetal and geometric. It is visible on the bottom of the receptacle, on its top, and on the foot. The top of the receptacle is adorned with a double fillet bordering a row of half-oval tongues of two different lengths, the longer of which are adorned with a vertical fillet. The background is decorated with a leafy stem. The edge of the foot is adorned with a double fillet bordering a motif made up of a row of wavy lines; the inner space is decorated with oblique lines of varying lengths.