Antique Figural Bisque Planter with Dutch Boy Figurine 1910s The body is knit with

The body is knit with an “intarsia” geometric pattern consisting of intersecting L shapes in navy blue and pale grey against a solid red background colour

Label: An inventory label in the interior pocket of this 1940s mouton coat reads 8762 (see last close-up photo)

Please note:  I received a rude email from a Mugler "collector"

The coat does up the upper front with five buttons that are studded with black glass rhinestones

Antique Figural Bisque Planter with Dutch Boy Figurine 1910s The body is knit withThis is an antique figural bisque planter with two compartments. It features a figure of a 19th century Dutch boy (judging by his hat) on its front and is further decorated with flowers. It has a top handle made in the art nouveau style. It measures 6 3 4 in width, 5 1 4 in height and 3 3 4 in depth. It has two small issues a chip to the bottom flower petal and the interior right hand is chipped, although you cant notice this unless viewing the piece