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Offered is this beautiful antique French Faience hand painted plate from the early 1800’s. It features three reticulated or lace cut sections of the rim where you can thread a satin ribbon through to hang it on your wall. In between the lace cut sections are three cartouche with butterflies […]
Antique GIEN Imari Japan Decor Large Jardiniere Centerpiece French Faience. Antique large jardiniere centerpiece in faience showing crane, peacock and peony made by Gien France during the 1875’s. It’s signed on the back. 15 3/8″ (39cm) width, 9 1/2″ (24cm) height, 5 3/4 (14.5cm) depth. Perfect condition as shown by […]
Antique Blois French faience wall plate from late 19th Century, Marked. Beautiful French Hand-Painted Jardinière in Faience by Blois wall plate. Decorated with Crowned Salamander Blois mark, painted in bright colors. The plate is signed “BLois 1423″ on the bottom. The wall plate is in absolute mint condition. Overall excellent […]
Antique 19thC French Faience St CLEMENT Keller & Guerin Divided Dish Delft Blue. A beautiful rare hand painted blue white Delft style divided serving platter dish. It was made by Saint Clément, manufacture Keller & Guerin. This pottery/faience dish has been hand made with lots of fine details and it. […]
Exceptional French Doors With Faience Plaques / Tiles. 19th Century / France. Please check my other listings / I have a 2nd similar door panel for Sale!! Faience plaque is probably from Maison Pichenot Paris. ABSOLUTE RARE TO FIND. WHAT AN EYE CATCHER THIS DOOR IS. I have a 2nd […]
Exceptional French Doors With Faience Plaques / Tiles. 19th Century / France. Please check my other listings / I have a 2nd similar door panel for Sale!! Faience plaque is probably from Maison Pichenot Paris. ABSOLUTE RARE TO FIND. WHAT AN EYE CATCHER THIS DOOR IS. I have a 2nd […]
C e l es ti a l N o n e s u ch. RARE 18TH C MAJOLICA FRENCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE FAIENCE DRESSER TRINKET BOX. This is a signed faience trinket box that looks as if it could be Majolica, Dutch or delft. It is most likely 16th-18th […]
