Whites Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
French early 20th Century circa 1920-40
Medoc Region II the South of France
Leather, Metal, Paint, Hand-Painted
Original unpainted galvanised surface

Original back straps are still present, with some chapping and fleabites to the leather
Later painted derivation of the Grand Puy Ducasse Pauillac label for vintner’s display
Painted elements were added more recently

Wear consistent with age and use
Good antique condition
Oxidation and build-up to interior, commensurate with age and use
Amazing look when used for logs/kindling storage
Fantastic feature wine/drink coolers for parties and BBQ’s etc

H: 63cm (24.8") W: 60cm (23.6") D: 40cm (15.7")
The vineyard employee would attach the Hotte to his/her back (via the leather straps seen in the photos) and place the harvested grapes directly into the container.

This French Grape Hod from the Medoc Region II the South of France circa 1920-40 and has a later painted derivation of the Grand-Puy Ducasse vineyard label on the original unpainted surface. Black lettering with gold embellishment has been painted above and below the label: “Chateau Grand-Puy Ducasse” and “Pauillac” respectively with the crest between.

The stylized label consists of two golden lion supporters flanking a cream coat of arms shield charged with three black crosses adorned with roundel tips and arrow-like tails.
Additionally, a five point bejewelled open crown in gold tops the shield, while a gold banner reading Ægis Semper Amici (“friends forever”) can be seen beneath.
Whites Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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