Set of two wall-mounted holy water fonts - Lot 24

Set of two wall-mounted holy water fonts The first, in glazed earth, has a curved backsplash and features Christ on the cross. The open bowl bears a painted cross and Christ's monogram "IS", the "H" being represented by the cross. Green fillet border. Savoy, late 19th century Height: 21 cm Chips And the second model is both wall-mounted and free-standing. In glazed earth, with a short curved backsplash and a hanging hole at the top, it features the Crucifixion scene, with the cross in the center and Saint John and the Virgin Mary on either side (highly stylized). Bowl in the shape of a small pear-shaped vase with a narrow neck, resting on a small foot. Geometric decoration on the barolet. Attributed to Billom (Puy-de-Dôme, 19th century) H: 17 cm Enamel chips Cf: "Le bénitier de chevet" by Henri Chaperon, second edition, Editions Varia Paris, page 45 figure 19