Vintage 10 small bread plates. Céramic french Hb Quimper, signed, circa 1960s’. All Verry Good condition, not chips.
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This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
Vintage 3 small bread plates ceramic. French Henriot Quimper, signed, circa 1930s’. 28 (18,5 cm). Not chips, cracked enamel on two plates.
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
Vintage 10 small bread plates. Céramic french Hb Quimper, signed, circa 1960s’. All Verry Good condition, not chips.
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]
This piece dates back to the 1920’s (possibly 30’s) based on my research of the markings on the back. Was a mark used to specify a particular store, presumably “Nathan Strauss & Sons” that the piece was made for. At the time, they were a supplier of high-end China and […]