Entirely hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a pheasant couple. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark.
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Hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a rabbit family. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark used from 1955 through 1971.
4 Bird scene 10″ dinner plates (not flat – about a 1″ depression for liquids). No chips or cracks. Artist Jean Bertholle designed this iconic collection in 1955 at the request of French President, René Coty. This hand-painted service set the tables of presidents staying at the regal chateau of […]
Hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a hare. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark used from 1955 through 1971.
Entirely hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a pheasant couple. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark.
Hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a rabbit family. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark used from 1955 through 1971.
Entirely hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, features a diminutive quail couple.
GORGEOUS FRENCH GIEN SERVICE RAMBOUILLET DESSERT OR LUNCHEON PLATE. HUNTING SCENE WITH A BASSETT. PRODUCED IN FRANCE AFTER 1970. THE DIAMETER IS 9 INCH (23 cm). VERY GOOD CONDITIONS NO CHIP N. O HAIRLINE NO REPAIR. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST.
Hand-painted French faience dinner plate in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Bertholle features a mallard duck in flight over a green marsh. Marked “Gien France” with the company’s castle mark used from 1938 through 1960, 1960 through 1971, or 1971 through 1984. Dimensions: 10.25D.
Set of six hand-painted French faience dinner plates in Gien’s Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Berthollle in 1955, for the President of France, featuring six unique woodland animals: a mallard, a rabbit family, a pheasant couple, a diminutive quail couple, a charming pair of game birds, and a hare. Marked […]