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Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.
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Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

1900 - 1920
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Description

This beautiful glazed terracotta wall hanging which originates from Bavent in France dates from c1900 and is in the form of white cat which has green glass eyes.

This decorative piece was manufactured by the iconic Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent and is embossed with the maker's Bavent mark to the cat's body and Made in France.

Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent is located in Calvados, Normandy and have been producing roofing accessories and architectural items since 1842. They are famous for their ceramic animals (cats, dogs, chickens etc).

The cats were originally designed to be attached to a roof tile to deter vermin.

A charming antique piece of Bavent that would look amazing on display and a sought after collector's piece.

Material: Glazed Terracotta.

Date: Late 19th - early 20th century.

Marks: Bavent. Made in France.

Dimensions: Width: 21 cm (8 1/4"). Length: 46 cm (18"). Height: 20 cm (8").

Weight: 2.052 Kg.

Condition: Very good antique condition with signs of use in keeping with age. The usual cracking to glaze, small chips and firing marks. An old repair to one leg. Please see pictures

Please note that only the cat is included and any other items in the pictures are for display only.

For more information, pictures and to purchase this item visit our website at

https://www.kraveantiques.co.uk/products/Bavent-White-Cat-3314.html

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
46cm (18.11")
Declaration

Krave Antiques has dated this Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1152022
Dealers Internal Reference
BWC3314
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Description
This beautiful glazed terracotta wall hanging which originates from Bavent in France dates from c1900 and is in the form of white cat which has green glass eyes.
This decorative piece was manufactured by the iconic Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent and is embossed with the maker's Bavent mark to the cat's body and Made in France.
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fig 1. A cream-glazed terracotta cat figure depicted in a crouching pose featuring bright green glass eyes.
fig 1. Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent is located in Calvados, Normandy and have been producing roofing accessories and architectural items since 1842. They are famous for their ceramic animals (cats, dogs, chickens etc).

fig 2. A cream-glazed terracotta cat figure depicted in a crouching pose featuring bright green glass eyes.
fig 2. Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

The cats were originally designed to be attached to a roof tile to deter vermin.

A charming antique piece of Bavent that would look amazing on display and a sought after collector's piece.

Material: Glazed Terracotta.

fig 3. A cream-glazed terracotta cat figure depicted in a crouching pose featuring bright green glass eyes.
fig 3. Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

Date: Late 19th - early 20th century.

Marks: Bavent. Made in France.

Dimensions: Width: 21 cm (8 1/4"). Length: 46 cm (18"). Height: 20 cm (8").

Weight: 2.052 Kg.

Condition: Very good antique condition with signs of use in keeping with age. The usual cracking to glaze, small chips and firing marks. An old repair to one leg. Please see pictures

fig 4. A cream-glazed terracotta cat figure depicted in a crouching pose featuring bright green glass eyes.
fig 4. Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

Please note that only the cat is included and any other items in the pictures are for display only.

For more information, pictures and to purchase this item visit our website at

https://www.kraveantiques.co.uk/products/Bavent-White-Cat-3314.html

Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
46cm (18.11")
Date of Manufacture

Krave Antiques has dated this Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1152022
Dealers Internal Ref
BWC3314
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Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.

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A cream-glazed terracotta cat figure depicted in a crouching pose featuring bright green glass eyes.
Bavent Terracotta Cat Figure. French Folk Art Pottery Roof Tile Feline.
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Originating in Normandy during the nineteenth century, Bavent terracotta finials were created as decorative architectural elements to adorn ridge tiles and roofs. Sculpted into domestic animals, birds, and mythical creatures, these earthenware items were designed both to protect roof junctions and to demonstrate the homeowners status.

These figures were sculpted from local terracotta clay, detailed with hand-moulded surface textures, and fired with weather-resistant lead or tin glazes. Inset glass eyes were frequently added prior to or after glazing to enhance the realism of animal figures.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-modelled details, natural glaze crazing, and hollow bases designed to fit onto roofing tiles. Inset glass eyes were typically secured with plaster or clay, showing signs of age-related discolouration around the rims.

In modern interior styling, these figures function as sculptural focal points on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or window sill. Their tactile glaze and distinct forms contrast well against modern minimalist backdrops or rustic timber furniture.

Clean glazed earthenware gently using a soft, dry cloth or a slightly damp microfibre sponge. Avoid abrasive chemical cleaners and prolonged exposure to moisture, particularly around glass eye sockets where adhesives may deteriorate over time.
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