Faience Majolica French, not signed, circa 1900s’.
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23 cm de diamètre.
Nice late 18th century French faience plate. Decorated with hand painted flowers in pink, purple, blue, yellow, and orange. Has a blue fishscale border along the edge. Marked on the reverse with an R. Made by Joseph Gaspard Robert in Marseilles, France.
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.
The plate features a round shape and a grotesque pattern in multicolor, which makes it a perfect addition to any collection or to be used for all occasions.
Faience french Longchamp, pattern Moustiers, signed, circa 1920s’.
Made by Keller & Guerin of Luneville, France from the late 1800’s- early1900. The gently scalloped rim is painted in the “luneville” pinkish-red and has scattered flowers.
Hand painted Desvres Faience plate 9 1/4 (24cm) with a lovely scalloped edge, a reticulated or pierced rim with scrolls and flowers around a central wovern flower basket. This is classic Rouen, both the color, pattern and design.
Expertly hand painted with a bouquet of colorful flowers, a central rose and leaves.
It features the month of April with the first horse race of spring. Very lovely and a great example of early french faience.