Antique scallop-edged French faience pottery plate featuring a Breton man in yellow pantaloons, blue jacket and pink waistcoat with green trim and walking stick, finely painted, with a border of flowers.
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The gently scalloped rim is painted in the “luneville” pinkish-red and has scattered flowers.
Nice late 19th century French faience tea caddy. Hand painted with an orange, blue, yellow, and green floral design. Marked on the bottom CF in blue. This mark was used by Charles Fourmaintraux in Desvres France between 1863 and 1900.
He is wearing a hat and a scarf and is holding a rifle on his right hand. She is leaning against a tree stump. None of them take away from this piece!
This fabulous ashtray is in Excellent condition for for its age. It’s marked ROUEN on both sides the surface and on the bottom as shown in the photos. It’s signed too on the bottom as shown in the photos.
This plate features a very pretty bouquet of flowers and a scalloped and “combed” rim.
This plate is a flat plate.
Faience french hr Quimper, signed, circa 1900s’.
A little part of France in your kitchen.
A beautiful hand painted early 20th century piece produced by Henriot Quimper having a wonderfully traditional floral and maid central design. A striking decorative piece ideal for mantle or table top display.