Grandpa Stuff @ ShopLand Boutique
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Cleaned specimen fitted with authentic period turncock brass tap.
OCR Embossed Maker Stamp Analysis (Click to inspect):
🔍 Zoom• [TOP ARC]: "LEADLESS GLAZE" (Victorian official lead-free food-safe glaze)
• [CENTER]: "TRADE MARK" (Registered London licensee insignia)
• [BOTTOM]: "PASTEUR (CHAMBERLAND) FILTER" (Pasteur patent bougie water purifier)
Late Victorian 'Pasteur (Chamberland)' Stoneware Water Purifier & Dispenser
Invented in 1884 by microbiologist Charles Chamberland in Louis Pasteur's Paris laboratory to halt cholera epidemics. Manufactured under licence by J. Defries & Sons (London) in heavy buff vitrified stoneware.
Etsy: $790 USD (~฿27,255) · Selency: €680 EUR (~$740 USD) · Auction: $380–$650 USD
Tier 1: As-Found Estate / Display PieceDetails
Uncleaned, wrapped, untested historic prop
Tier 2: Cleaned & Complete Vintage (Recommended)RECOMDetails
Gently washed, seal intact, fitted with period brass tap
Tier 3: Antique Gallery / Statement DisplayDetails
Staged in luxury heritage cafe/hotel centerpiece
Starting ฿3,500 (S$136) · Reserve Met (฿7,000 / S$271)
Current Highest Bid
฿8,200
¥1,715 RMB · HK$1,843 HKD · NT$7,593 TWD
7 bids · S$318 SGD · $238 USD
Auction closes in 58 hours · White-glove domestic packing included
Global Auction Hammer Prices & Retail Sales Comps
Verified actual transaction records, recent auction hammer prices, and active dealer listings for authentic Pasteur-Chamberland stoneware purifiers worldwide:
Late 19th-C. Pasteur-Chamberland Buff Stoneware Purifier Urn
Cleaned buff vitrified stoneware cylinder with matching stepped domed lid and prominent embossed 'Leadless Glaze' seal. Marketed as a rare Victorian bacteriological decorator centerpiece for heritage lofts and specialty coffee bars.
Filtre Pasteur Chamberland en Grès Fin (Choisy-le-Roi, France)
Late 19th-century French sanitary vessel in fine glazed stoneware with original French manufacturer cartouche and brass tap mount, sourced from a Parisian medical doctor's estate.
Victorian Pasteur Table Filter by J. Defries & Sons London
Sold at specialist scientific and medical antiquity auction. Complete dual-tier stoneware crock with original period groundcock brass spigot and verified Louis Pasteur patent authority stamp.
Jonas Defries & Sons London 'Pasteur Chamberland' Stoneware Crock
Unrestored estate barn-find lot in oatmeal salt-glazed stoneware with raised relief cartouche. Sold without top lid or candle element to a regional Australian bottle and pottery collector.
Victorian Stoneware Filter Crock, J. Defries & Sons London
As-found country estate clearance lot with authentic age crazing. Purchased by UK provincial antique dealers during an uncatalogued multi-item pottery house sale.
Original Porous Unglazed Porcelain Filter Candle ('Bougie Chamberland')
Authentic late 19th-century microporous unglazed white porcelain filtration candle with threaded brass fitting. Sold individually as a restoration spare for museum pieces and high-end collector vessels.
The 10x Provenance Multiplier of Pasteur's 1884 Patent
Generic unbranded crocks get dumped into estate clearance lots for $30–$80. But when cataloged with the Louis Pasteur & Charles Chamberland 1884 bacteriological patent and Leadless Glaze certification, international collectors and heritage designers pay $700 – $1,200+ (฿24,000 – ฿42,000+)!
Embossed Medallion
Leadless Glaze stamp proves safe foodware grade
Microbiology Pedigree
First device to physically block cholera & typhoid
Commercial Cafe Decor
Unmatched vintage centerpiece for heritage bars
Period Brass Spigot
Completing assembly unlocks Tier 2/3 valuations
Benchmarked Against 8 Global Museum Archives
Directly matches documented specimens in the Wellcome Collection, UK National Trust Estates, and Museum of Science & Industry Chicago.
Science Museum A631491 / L0058326Wellcome Collection (London, UK)
Pasteur-Chamberland Table Filter (1884)
Manufactured by J. Defries & Sons London with brass tap.
MSI Chicago DSC06633Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago, USA)
Pasteur Germ-Proof Stoneware Filter Crock (c. 1890)
Two-tier heavy stoneware crock matching dad's lid and body.
Wellcome L0057279Pasteur Institute (Paris, France)
Original Porcelain Filter Candles (1875-1884)
The micro-porous porcelain 'bougies' that blocked bacteria.
National Trust NT 1287542National Trust – Wightwick Manor (UK)
Wightwick Manor Jonas Defries Filter (1890)
Applied white relief cartouche against oatmeal glazed body.
National Trust NT 921446.1National Trust – Killerton House (Devon, UK)
Killerton House Pasteur-Chamberland Filter
Glazed pottery water filter with matching lid and brass tap.
Patent Ref: FR-1884-CHAMB19th-Century European Patent Archives
Chamberland Gravity Filter Engineering Schematic (1884)
Cross-sectional flow physics of porcelain candle.
Exposition Archive #14594085497World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago 1893)
1893 World's Fair Pasteur Filter Exhibition Pavilion
International exposition booth showcasing the Pasteur filter.
SMG Object: co84310 / A631491Science Museum Group (London, UK)
Pasteur Filter Permanent Collection (co84310)
Exhibited in 'Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries' in London.
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