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
Rare pair of Delft earthenware mustard pots on pedestal and their earthenware lids decorated with polychrome lambrequins. First half of the eighteenth 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
Manisès ceramic dish decorated in brown metallic luster on a white background with a pseudo-epigraphic band around of a umbilicus and molded triangles, forming a radiant rosette. Sixteenth / Seventeenth century - Chip on the edge, a crack and old restoration at the navel (see photos)
Three Chantilly soft porcelain plates with a contoured edge with basketwork patterns in slight relief on the rim, with a blue monochrome decoration in the center of a carnation surrounded by flowering twigs and insects, blue line on the edge - Eighteenth century
Two rectangular stove plates in Winterthur street earthenware with polychrome decoration representing for one, Venus standing on a three-quarter stele holding a flaming heart in her right hand and an arrow in her left and the inscription above VENUS and for the other the allegory of Justice a young woman holding a scale in her left hand and brandishing a sword in her right, above the inscription "Gerechtigkeit" for Justice - Late 17th - early 18th century
Talavera earthenware table salt cellar decorated with floral motifs from the blue, red and manganese “tricolor” series - Seventeenth century
Large oval plaque contoured in Dutch Delft with oriental polychrome decoration in the middle of a large bouquet of flowers on a mound of large rockeries, border decorated with a garland of flowers - Eighteenth century - around 1710-1730
Aquamanile from Chanakkale representing a lion in glazed terracotta with ochre decoration enhanced with yellow and red spots. The chest is decorated with an applied rosette. TURKEY - Chanakkale - Nineteenth century
Pair of covered pharmacy jars in Bordeaux earthenware or its region, straight in shape, decorated in polychrome with a pharmaceutical inscription surrounded by a garland of laurel and garlands of flowers topped with the head of a mustachioed man, green net on the edge - End of the eighteenth century.
Ovoid-shaped Lyon majolica pharmacy jar on a pedestal with a flat handle, decorated in polychrome with rosettes on a background of blue foliage scrolls, ochre, blue and manganese borders - First half of the sixteenth century - Label from the Brunet collection.
Pair of large pharmacy pots in Saint-Cloud earthenware - Around 1700