Pretty Lunéville earthenware statuette with polychrome Lunéville decoration representing a young man standing on a terrace, playing the musette - Eighteenth century
Earthenware plate from the southwest, Bergerac? Decorated with an amusing scene depicting two Chinese people on a mound, one sitting on a high chair, the other holding his long pipe, combed yellow on the border - Eighteenth century
Rare mustard pot covered in earthenware from Lille, consisting of a convenience bucket on which is seated a man , wearing a manganese hat and wearing a jacket with stylized flowers, his feet resting on a mound with a green background, the bucket bears the inscription in manganese: "my mustard is better than that of Dijon" - Eighteenth century
Rare Nevers earthenware plate with contoured edge with polychrome decoration of Blanchard's balloon ascent, in the center a hot air balloon inflated with hydrogen with a man in a basket equipped with a propeller and oars (made of feathers!), used to steer the machine using vertical movements. On the wing, flowers and stylized foliage. Resumption of the engraving published in September 1783 as Frontispiece of the “Consideration on the aerostatic globe published by Lejay. Around 1784/1786
Rare earthenware bottle bucket from Saint-Amand-les-Eaux decorated with a small polychrome fire of a landscape in a medallion surmounted by agrarian attributes. this decor is inspired by the works of the painter Louis Watteau (Valenciennes 1731 - Lille 1798), nephew of the great Antoine Watteau. The reverse of this cooler is decorated with a large fluted vase, the handles are in the shape of branches. Marked by the Fauquez manufacture in manganese below - Eighteenth century
Rare baluster-shaped pitcher in Rouen earthenware with polychrome decoration known as "to the sample". Decorated with a flowered vase on the front and several Taoist motifs: scrolls, incense burners and scholarly objects - Eighteenth century
Water pitcher in Varages earthenware decorated with an amusing polychrome scene animated by four characters evoking "The Marriage Contract".This scene represents the young woman sealing the contract with the gentleman, the young woman advances on the table her endowment of three bags of crowns. The father with a parasol in his hand seems to want to protect these young people from the sad gaze of a young man represented under the spout of the pitcher, an ousted suitor ? - Eighteenth century
Saint-Omer earthenware plate in contoured shape with blue monochrome decoration on a gray linen background of a bouquet of flowers and on the wing of net, rockery and flowering branches in white called "Bianco sopra bianco" - Eighteenth century
Group with two figures in Niderviller earthenware with polychrome and gold decoration representing Renaud and Armide asleep, after the work of the sculptor Lemire. Eighteenth century - around 1765-1770 - A similar group in Niderviller earthenware, after the work of the sculptor Lemire, is reproduced in the repertoire of French earthenware by Dr. Chompret (plate 25A).
Lyon earthenware plate with contoured border with polychrome decoration in the center of two Chinese characters on two terraces, large bird in flight and insects, flowered mounds on the edge - Eighteenth century
Moustiers earthenware beard dish decorated in the center with a so-called "à la Bérain" composition in blue shades and on the edge with a fine frieze of lambrequins - First half of the eighteenth century
Baluster-shaped wall fountain in Lyon earthenware decorated in shades of blue with blocks of stone typical of Lyon earthenware, fruit and flowering branches, a grotesque head treated in relief for the tap - Eighteenth century