Rare rectangular Rouen earthenware cabaret table top with polychrome decoration of four flower vases and butterflies in the Chinese style and border decorated with blue and red lambrequins. First quarter of the 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
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
Circular Nevers earthenware bowl with fixed white decoration on a Persian blue background of two birds among flowering branches, leafy and flowery braid on the edge. Seventeenth century
Charming little Montpellier earthenware snuffer tray with blue monochrome decoration with a coat of arms in the center and a frieze of lambrequins on the edge - Eighteenth century
Earthenware plate from Lyon with contoured border with polychrome decoration of two dancing grotesque characters, curved tree, large insect, anamorphoses and flowery mounds on the border - Eighteenth century
Oval dish with blue monochrome decoration of the Virgin and Child in the center, border decorated with birds among flowering branches and a small snail ! Seventeenth century.
Rare earthenware spoon with polychrome decoration of flowering branches - Eighteenth century
Beautiful Lyon earthenware wall flower girl with polychrome decoration of pumpkins at the foot of large flowering branches and an ostrich, the handles in the shape of mascarons.Beautiful polychromy - Eighteenth century.
Rare plate with contoured edge in Lyon earthenware with polychrome decoration depicting Saint John in the center with the inscription below: "St Jean. 1766". Border decorated with flowering branches. Bears the inscription on the reverse: "IBC" - 1766 - Eighteenth century
Oblong dish in Lyon earthenware with a eight-pointed edge. Decor called "à la Bérain" in blue monochrome representing Apollo holding his quiver in the center framed by two female busts and two masks spitting water, scene surrounded by foliage and arabesques. Embroidery on the wing and blue net - Eighteenth century
Rare pair of Saint-Amand-les-Eaux earthenware candlesticks with cut sides, so-called “Bianco sopra bianco” decoration of fixed white branches on a gray linen background enhanced with blue. To our knowledge, model not listed - Eighteenth century