18TH CENTURY FRENCH LUNEVILLE FAIENCE FIGURE Shepherdess. Dimensions: 7.5 inches tall. Condition: Wear commensurate with age and use. Marks: Marked on the base. Notes: A lovely figure. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
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Late 18th Century Joseph Gaspard Robert Marseilles French Faience 9 1/2 Plate. 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 […]
A tin glazed earthenware charger with a floral design in center and a ribbon motif on the rim, 18th Century and Spanish or French in origin. Good condition overall for age with some scattered bites/nicks mainly at edges, glaze loss typical of old earthenware, surface marks from use, etc. Sturdy […]
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.
The plate features a round shape and a grotesque pattern in multicolor, which makes it a perfect addition to any collection or to be used for all occasions.
Antique late 18th century French faience plate. Decorated with hand painted pink, purple, and blue flowers.
Antique 18th century French faience plate. Puce trim along the edge. Has glaze wear and flakes along the edge, but otherwise good condition.
Antique late 18th century French faience plate. Decorated with hand painted pink, purple, and blue flowers.
The rim is wave edged and the faience glaze is white with a slight hint of warmth from the pottery beneath. The style is most suggestive of a Nevers origin. French 18th Century Faience Plate.
Painted with a central roundel with a building in a waterside type scene. The rim is wave edged and the faience glaze is white with a slight hint of warmth. Marked to the reverse with a stylised’W’.