Plate from the collection of A Mirror with a Memory

From A Mirror with a Memory

Dugan Glass Company

Rose Bowl, 1905-1906

Glass with applied frit

$75
Unknown, United States

Tug 'Gladiator,' Nantucket, 1904

Oil on canvas

NFS
Whiting Manufacturing Co.

Sugar Tongs, c. 1893

Sterling silver

NFS
Unknown, England

Fire Screen, c. 1890

Brass, stained glass

NFS
James Tufts

Nut Dish, c. 1890

Silver plate
Unknown

Picture Frame, c. 1885

Gilt wood, velvet

NFS
Unknown, United States

Tintype, c. 1865

Tintype

NFS
Unknown, United States

Tintype, c. 1855

Tintype

NFS

About the artist

Hautin, Boulenger & Cie.

French

1824-1955

Manufacturer of faience and maiolica. Founded in Choisy-le-Roi by three Paillart brothers, subsequently directed by one of them, Valentin Paillart, and his partner, Hippolyte Hautin from 1824-36, when Paillart left. Hautin then took Louis Boulenger (1773-1850) as partner. Their children Adolphe Boulenger (1805-1873) and Alexandrine Hautin (1814-1900) married, and had four children, one of whom, Hippolyte Boulenger (1836-1892) took over the factory in 1863 and renamed it H. Boulenger & Cie. He transformed it into a company with an international reputation, exhibiting at the great world's fairs. In 1889, a store opened in Paris. Hyppolite was succeeded by his two sons and in 1920, the firm bought the Manufacture de Montereau, becoming Hippolyte Boulanger-Creil-Montereau. The Choisy factory closed in 1934, and Montereau closed in 1955.

Additional Details

Additional Artworks

Rose Bowl, 1905-1906

Tug 'Gladiator,' Nantucket, 1904

Sugar Tongs, c. 1893

Fire Screen, c. 1890

Nut Dish, c. 1890

Picture Frame, c. 1885

Tintype, c. 1865

Tintype, c. 1855

About the artist

Hautin, Boulenger & Cie.