Signed, Onnaing France, circa 1900s’.
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Made by the Keller & Guerin majolica factory in Luneville, France in the late 1800’s. It features oranges and leaves on a pinkish-mauve background.
The Rooster (the Symbol of France) sits atop the floral basket as any good French Rooster should.
Base 5 3/4 Top opening. It is here that they found the opportunity to? . Keep checking back – our site is updated regularly. We try to show any imperfections or wear in the photos.
Elegant set of 09 RCF porcelain dessert plates, stamped on the reverse. Dating from the 20/30’s and in excellent condition.
Faience french Henriot Quimper, signed. Only behind one plate, one chip on the mounting hole (picture).
It features a hand painted Pivoine or Peony and wild flower bouquet on one side and pink and yellow flower bouquet and different bugs with green leaves on the other side.
Signed, Sarreguemines Esdeves, circa 1920s’.
This is a wonderful set of SIX antique French transferware faience plates in black and white that date to the 19th century. 5 Features a scene of a child and father stargazing. 3 Features a scene of a child chatting with a soldier.
Nice late 18th century French faience plate. Decorated with hand painted flowers in pink, purple, blue, yellow, and orange. Has a blue fishscale border along the edge. Marked on the reverse with an R. Made by Joseph Gaspard Robert in Marseilles, France.