Antique Original Creil Ware Canary Yellow Black Pottery Creamer France 19C. Antique Creil Ware covered creamer, tiny coffee pot in the Canary yellow ground with. Black toile transferware decorations by Creil Montereau. Very good vintage condition. Expected age related wear. H 2 1/2″ X W 4 1/2″ x base dia […]
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Offered is a beautiful antique French faience calendar plate with the back stamp of Opaque de Sarreguemines. This plate was produced starting 1856 according to the makersmark. It features the month of July with water sports. The rim is surounded with diffrent images of angels doing various things each seperated […]
Faience french Henriot Quimper, signed, circa 1930s’. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware\Plates”. The seller is “le.vaisselier68″ and is located in this country: FR. This item can be shipped worldwide. Pattern: Vintage Type: Plate Color: Black Origin: Quimper Brand: Henriot Quimper Time Period Manufactured: […]
Antique Victorian French Gien Faience Black Renaissance Pottery Bronzed Pot Lamp. Today we are pleased to offer for sale a beautiful antique French Faience table lamp! This handsome piece was once an ornate oil lamp, later converted to electricity by the Crest Company of Chicago (as marked on hardware). The […]
Antique French black cat – roof sculpture attributed to La Poterie du Mesnil de. Antique French black cat – roof sculpture attributed to La Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent. This superb antique French black cat is a decorative roof sculpture attributed to La Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent. The eyes […]
Offered is this exceedingly rare Creil creamware charger or round platter. Measures 12 in diameter. A wonderful example of early French transferware art, black on cream. Features a lovely landscape scene with trees, mountains and a covered wagon meandering down a road. Included in the backstamp. “Par Brevet d’Invention” indicates […]
This is a probably a French late 18th/early 19th Century faience or delft planter made from 4 tiles. It looks to be either a tin or lead-glazed earthenware, that has then been filled in and refired to work as a holder? It is unusual almost strange for its wonderful contemporary […]