Important glazed terracotta jar with the Great Arms of France (1814-1830)

Large jar in the form of a pilgrim’s flask in partially white glazed ceramic with green drips, with central decoration of the Great Arms of France (1814-1830): oval coat of arms stamped with the three fleurs-de-lis surmounted by a closed royal crown surrounded by the Order of the Holy Spirit. The two handles are shaped like lions holding the coat of arms in their gules with ropes.
French work from the Restoration period of Louis XVIII and Charles X.
Exceptional piece, with chips, cracks and chips, but very good presence: height 0.68m