You will be hard pressed to ever find another set of eight Antique Hautin-Boulanger Choisy-Le-Roi Faience Plates featuring charming French village scenes, memorializing the trades and public community of French life of years gone by. Each faience artistic plate is a masterpiece, full of life and vitality so expressive of […]
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Antique French Faiwnce plate. Depicts scene from German opera Das Rheingold & portrait of composer, Richard Wagner. Measures approximately 8 3/4 diameter.
Lot of 4 Faience Extra Antique 19th Century French Made Ceramic Bowls. Minor chipping, and wear to the glaze around the outer rim. Additionally, they have marks on the back. Bowls are 21.5cm in diameter.
What an absolutely fabulous hard to find late 19th century early 20th century RARE Set 6 Vintage Antique French Faience HandPainted Hot Air Balloon 8-1/4 Plates, quite decorative with scalloped edges hand painted in yellow and mustard with tiny people in the balloons and stylized flowers, a must have! Condition […]
This listing is for a fabulous and very rare set of 8 vintage circa 1960’s French faience dinner or luncheon plates featuring a classic scalloped white glazed embossed border with faint traces of pinkish earthenware accents. Made by Pierre Motton exclusively for Rouard, Paris.
Delightful antique French Gien faience 5pc 8.5″ cabinet plate set, “Bouffoneries” or “Antics figural scenes with blue & white borders and charming visual & decorative appeal! A grouping of five here, all numbered and include numbers 2, 5, 6, 7 and 11. They each have different figural scenes entitled Je […]
Delightful antique French Sarreguemines faience 7pc 8 3/8 cabinet plate set, Grand Tour scenes of seven prominent European cities with ornate floral black & white borders and fabulous visual & decorative appeal! A grouping of seven here, all numbered and include numbers 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12. […]
Entirely hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a pheasant couple. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark.
Here we have an exceptional mid-1800s faience “talking” plate from Creil & Montereau (Creil, France) in one variation of a quite scarce pattern featuring workers harvesting various crops around the world. 1 or possibly, No. 7, reads Recolte de la Canne a Sucre and likely features one of the most […]