Seventeenth century
PORCELAIN ECUELLE WITH NOUVEAU BLUE BACKGROUND - EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
DISH CALLED "TABAK" - END OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
Workshop of Gironimo Tomasi - Around 1560 – 1580
Rare pitcher evoking the marriage contract
Majolica cup with “a istoriato” decoration - Circa 1550
COVERED EAWER - MOUNTED IN GILT SILVER - CIRCA 1745
PAIR OF BALUSTER VASES - EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
PUNCH BOWL - QIANLONG PERIOD 1736-1795
Earthenware group "Renaud and Armide asleep" Eighteenth century
Large dish decorated in blue shades - Circa 1700
Teacup and saucer in soft Sèvres porcelain decorated on a red background with a black scroll frieze enhanced with gold. Border decorated with a frieze of blue scrolls and polychrome flowers and foliage. Frieze of flowers and gold threads Marked: interlaced LL, letter-date mm for 1789, painter's mark Mrs. Taillandier Geneviève (1774-1798) Eighteenth century - 1789
Pair of Marseille earthenware glass buckets with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers on both sides, with branch-shaped handles - Eighteenth century
Nove di Bassano earthenware writing case in the shape of a rectangular tray with contours with a pen holder decorated in polychrome with a floral garland accompanied by an hourglass - Eighteenth century
Round Lunéville earthenware dish with contoured edge and polychrome decoration in the center of a Chinese man sitting on a flowery rock holding bells in his hand and on the wing three flowery stems and purple net - Eighteenth century
White enameled soft porcelain group attributed to Mennecy or the Paris region, representing a couple performing a dance step and a violinist on a terrace highlighted with rocaille ornaments - Eighteenth century
Majolica albarello from Burgio or Sciacca (Sicily) with polychrome decoration of a winged putti in a medallion and on the reverse with "A trofei" - Seventeenth century
White enameled soft porcelain statuette attributed to Mennecy or the Paris region, depicting a seated young woman - Eighteenth century
Pair of candlesticks called "À la financier" in Nevers earthenware. Round bases and quadrangular shafts decorated with figures seated on mounds, birds and landscapes on the base and acanthus leaves on the shafts
Crespina on pedestal in Urbino majolica with polychrome decoration in full of a scene depicting “Joseph is paid in kind” (Genesis, XLVII,16) After an engraving by Bernard Salomon. Workshop of Gironimo Tomasi - Around 1560 – 1580
Two Urbino majolica tazzas on pedestal, one decorated in the center with a cupid in a landscape in a medallion surrounded by female figures, grotesques and chimeras. Cartouche bearing the inscription URBINO and the date 1646. The other decorated with a cupid in a landscape in a medallion surrounded by grotesque figures and cupids holding torches and supporting cartouches, one bearing the inscription “URBINI, two other small cartouches framing the date 1638. Patanazzi workshop - Seventeenth century
Round covered écuelle called "Turned round" (Third grandeur) and its oval display in soft Sèvres porcelain with a nouveau blue background with polychrome decoration of bouquets of roses in reserves, enhanced with gilding, garlands and falling flowers. The handles and the lid grip in the shape of branches. Mark: two “LL” intertwined with the date letter “Z” for 1777 - Painter’s mark “cp” for Chappuis le Jeune, painter of birds and flowers 1761-87 - Gilder’s mark: “B” in blue for Boulanger 1754-85 - Eighteenth century - 1777
Glazed earthenware Ridge groyne from Pré d’Auge formed of an ovoid vase with scales, with blue glaze with two side handles and decorated with two blowing cherub heads. Ornamental forms propagated by the works of the della Robbia family - Seventeenth century
Iznik ceramic dish called "Tabak" in siliceous ceramic with lead glaze with polychrome painted decoration on a white background, with an asymmetrical floral composition. The four flowers that we can recognize are roses, blue tulips, an iris in bloom and a small saz palm on the side. Marli decorated with stylized black waves and rocks and green and blue highlights - End of the sixteenth century