Jug with roses Max Roesler

A wonderful jug of an infrequent shape with branded roses characteristic of the Max Roesler factory.
Good condition. There are a couple of old scaly chips on the legs, one fresh chip on the neck, and one small clue in the same place, see the penultimate photo. Craquelure inside, clean outside.

Max Roesler, the son of actors, studied chemistry, and was so successful that he grew up to be the director of the Wächtersbacher factory. You probably know her by the brand in the faience dough, reminiscent of the beehive of the Vienna Manufactory. In 1894, Roesler opened his own factory, the emblem of which was a rose - part of the family coat of arms. Therefore, apparently, on many products of this beautiful factory there were garlands of roses. In 1900, Roesler already owned and produced about 1000 different registered samples.