PORCELAIN ECUELLE WITH NOUVEAU BLUE BACKGROUND - EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Majolica cup with “a istoriato” decoration - Circa 1550
COVERED EAWER - MOUNTED IN GILT SILVER - CIRCA 1745
DISH CALLED "TABAK" - END OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
PAIR OF BALUSTER VASES - EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
TWO COVERED BOWLS WITH IMARI DECORATION - KANGXI PERIOD (1662-1722)
Earthenware group "Renaud and Armide asleep" Eighteenth century
Rare pitcher evoking the marriage contract
Large rectangular cabaret table top in Rouen earthenware with blue monochrome decoration in the center, in a rocaille medallion, of a couple in an erotic position. This scene, in front of a balustrade decorated with flower vases, on a checkered floor and colonnade in the background. This scene is framed by large ironwork and lambrequins. Border decorated with alternating checkered reserves of flowers - First quarter of the eighteenth century
Manufacture Duhamel in Paris - Cup and its saucer with purple background, decorated in matt gold, burnished with the effect of floral scrolls and laurel leaves at the base of the cup - First third of the nineteenth century
Charming polychrome Delft earthenware statuette representing a child in a high chair - Eighteenth century - Around 1750
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
Covered cup and its saucer in Japanese porcelain. Saucer decorated with a molded and gadrooned silver cup holder with openwork pilasters forming a trembleuse. The porcelain is decorated in the Imari palette with flowers in reserves in the shape of lambrequins in blue. The porcelain circa 1700 The porcelain around 1700 and its silver setting partly from the 18th century.
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
Large Laterza earthenware dish (Italy) decorated in blue monochrome representing "The elephant hunt" scene topped with a coat of arms, the border decorated with many animals surrounded by flowering branches. Based on the work of Jan van der Straet called Stradanus (1523-1605) engraved by Galle, Philippe (1537-1612) in Antwerp. Seventeenth century
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
Pesaro earthenware trompe-l'oeil terrine with polychrome depicting a rooster. Nice model with a successful polychromy. Height 35cm - Length 28.5cm - Around 1800
Small vase or inkwell in the shape of an earthenware owl from Toulouse, wings outstretched, leaning against a tree trunk, with yellow enamel decoration - Nineteenth century
Sceaux earthenware plate with plain edge with polychrome decoration in the center of two “drinkers” seated in the style of Téniers, On the wing, on three terraces drinking glass and pitcher on a stool, upside-down bench and broom - Eighteenth century
Porcelain plate of Arita decorated in blue under a lacustrine landscape, pagoda on a mountainous background, border decorated with geometric patterns and waves. Japan, Arita - Edo period. 1804-1817