Set of four hand-painted French faience dinner plates in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Bertholle features an adorable game bird couple. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark used from 1989 through the present, and initialed JB. Dimensions: 10.25D.
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BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
Set of twelve beautiful French Limoges large dinner plates featuring a Victorian scene showing Fragonard’s courting lovers, thick emerald green borders and decorated with 24K gold trims around the scalloped edges. There are four different lovers scenes featured on the plates. It is so rare to find such old Limoges […]
BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
BELOW SIGNATURE GIEN FRANCE. DIAMETER 10 3/4 inches 26.5 CM. SEE MY OTHERS ITEMS FROM MASSIER ONNAING ORCHIES LUNEVILLE. SUPERBE ASSIETTE PLATE EN FAIENCE DE GIEN.
Quimper faience is produced in a factory near Quimper, in Brittany, France. Since 1708, Quimper faience (“faïence” in French) has been painted by hand, and production continues to this day. “Petit Breton” plate, Henriot, c1925. The “Faïenceries de Quimper” were established in “Locmaria”, the historical faience quarter of the city […]
Quimper faience is produced in a factory near Quimper, in Brittany, France. Since 1708, Quimper faience (“faïence” in French) has been painted by hand, and production continues to this day. “Petit Breton” plate, Henriot, c1925. The “Faïenceries de Quimper” were established in “Locmaria”, the historical faience quarter of the city […]