Moustiers earthenware dish in oval shape, white enamelled, decorated in the center in polychromy with the coat of arms of the Boyer de Fonscolombe family. Marked: Manufacture Olerys & Laugier - Jean-François Pelloquin - Eighteenth century - References: Mr. Francis Hernandez and Mr. Alain de Korsak of the Academy of Moustiers - The coat of arms identified on the earthenware of Moustiers. (October 2019)
Large Moustiers earthenware inkwell in scalloped shape with two animal head handles forming a feather holder, Decorated in blue, yellow and green polychrome with wide lace valance. Inside, three bucket receptacles surrounded by flowers. Placed on a mount and three posterior pewter cups. Signature in ocher "M" by the painter Jean-Baptiste Mille and "OL" for OLérys and Laugier. Eighteenth century
Lyon earthenware oval dish with contoured border, decorated in polychrome with three grotesque figures around a curved tree, bird and insect in flight and flowering branches on the edge. Eighteenth century
Lyon earthenware oval dish with contoured border, decorated in polychromy with grotesque figures and fantastic birds, flowering branches on the border. Eighteenth century
Two small shell-shaped dishes in Aprey earthenware with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers in fine quality, combed purple on the edge - Eighteenth century.
Pair of oval-shaped glass coolers, with two contiguous handles, polychrome decoration on each side of a Chinese smoker and a Chinese fisherman on the other side, seated on a flowered terrace - Late eighteenth century.
Rare earthenware ewer with small fire decor probably painted by Protais Pidoux a cartouche animated with a landscape to the ruins in a rich frame of garlands of flowers and masks, and flower vases. The handle imitating the wood attached by olive branches - Eighteenth century - Louis XVI period - Ref: Protais Pidoux 1725-1790 a history of faience - 2013 - Editor Jean Epple.
Earthenware dish from Marseille with contoured edge decorated in yellow shades in the center, in a flowery rocaille medallion, with a scene from the life of Don Quixote after the painter Coypel "Le Bacelier Sanson Carasco, under the name of the Knight of Mirrors , is defeated by Don Quixote who orders him to throw himself at the feet of Dulcinea. (see the engraving that served as a model) And on the wing rich decoration of patterns with braces, shells and floral scrolls - Fauchier factory - Eighteenth century.
School of Bernard Palissy, Fontainebleau or Pré d'Auge - Oval dish with scalloped edge on enamelled earthenware heel with polychrome decoration of a young woman seated symbolizing "Flora". she is represented under a tree with the attributes of the garden on a landscape and castle background, and, on the wing, interlacing patterns on a brown background. School of Bernard Palissy after an engraving by Philippe Gallé after Marten De Vas "Printemps" around 1600, Paris Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Seventeenth century. We add a round dish from the school of Palissy in glazed earthenware with relief and polychrome decoration on the wing of foliage scrolls and florets, the center and the...
Pair of Marseille earthenware glass buckets with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers on both sides, fitted with handles in the shape of branches. Factory of the Veuve Perrin - Eighteenth century
Very large earthenware dish from Moustiers with a very beautiful decoration in blue shades of a rare Chinese riding an ostrich, Chinese with a fan above a table accompanied by a seated Chinese and another character with a large bird on the arm, surrounded by large flowering branches - Eighteenth century
Rare model of oval oil holder in Marseille earthenware from the Leroy factory. With polychrome decoration of lambrequins in blue, red and green and a revolving scene around the perimeter of characters in a landscape and buildings in red monochrome, the side grips in the shape of a mascaron - Eighteenth century