A superb bough pot / bulb pot / flower pot made in France in the 19th century. Definitely French with some nice age to it though. An unusual shape having two compartments – one to the front and one to the back. The front of the piece is hand painted […]
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A late 19th c French Faience model of a horse. Perfect condition with no chips or repairs. This figure stands 5 5/8″ tall, and is 7.5″ long. Very old label remaining underneath. The item “FINE Antique 19thC French France Faience Pottery Ceramic Horse Figurine Statue” is in sale since Saturday, […]
The is an excellent condition Antique Rouen France French faience plate / dish which was bought from an antique dealer in the 1980’s by my parents. The plate is 9.5 inches in diameter and there are no cracks, significant chips, etc. From the 1750 – 1760’s made in Rouen France […]
Light Blue with white and gold trim. Strawberry finial on lids. Pieces unmarked or Marked “France”. Faience pottery marked France, attributed to / style of VP France/Veuve Perrin. Excellent condition, one fleabite on one of the gold toe nails of the open salt cellar. Please see photos for details, photos […]
Antique French made in “Rouen” Heraldic/Armorial faience wall plate. Condition: in superb condition, there is no cracks or repairs, everything what it is there – age related – please inspect pictures closely when “zoomed in”. Circa: early 19th century. Diameter across top rim: 7.70 inch. Diameter across foot rim: 4.35 […]
Faience pottery marked France, attributed to / style of VP France/Veuve Perrin. Light Blue with painted decoration and white and gold trim. Strawberry shape finial on lids. Pieces marked “France” and/or unmarked. Please see photos for details, photos taken with and without flash. Coordinates with our other listing of similar […]
A rare faience bowl / plate made in Nevers around the late 18th century. It has a hand painted scene of the execution of King Louis the 16th on January 21 , 1793. I don’t know a whole lot of about this sort of ware but from everything I could […]