Vase with Rooster
Ernest Chaplet (1835-1909), designer
Haviland & Co, manufacturer
c. 1884
Stoneware
One of five produced
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Robert A. Ellison Jr. Collection. Purchase 2011 Acquisitions and other funds (2013.473)
The exhibition label points out that “this vase is a monumental example of the brown stoneware Chaplet produced for Haviland in the 1880s. Inspired by rustic European folk pottery, these pieces often incorporated traditional themes of country life. The rooster on this vase is a Gallic cokerell, a national emblem of France.”