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Manises - Hispano-Moorish dish - Early Eighteenth...
Manises - Hollow dish with Hispano-Moorish decoration with metallic reflections, decorated with a bouquet of carnations, Reverse decorated with three flower stems - Early Eighteenth century
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Sèvres - Saucer - Château de Saint-Cloud -...
Saucer in Sèvres porcelain from Louis Philippe's service decorated in gold on a blue agate background with palmettes and garlands of laurel. Stamp of Sèvres 1834 and stamp in red of the castle of Saint-Cloud. Louis-Philippe period, 1834.
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Montelupo (Italy) - Dish with horseman - Seventeenth...
Beautiful round dish in Montelupo majolica with polychrome decoration on an orange-yellow background of a galloping young rider holding a halberd on his shoulder. Concentric circles on the reverse - Seventeenth century.
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Rare large albarello in majolica from Lyon - End of...
Large albarello or "monster" double bulge pot with big twisted handles, ending at each end in volutes. Pharmaceutical registration in Gothic letters in black. French Renaissance type - End of the 16th century Beginning of the 17th century
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Slightly waisted albarello in Venetian majolica -...
Beautiful Slightly waisted albarello in Venetian majolica from the workshop of Maestro Domenico with blue decoration of Saint Apollina holding a pair of pincers in one hand and in the other a palm in a medallion with a yellow background standing out against a blue background decorated with polychrome fruits, flowers and foliage - Sixteenth century, Around 1550
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Albarello in Venetian majolica - Workshop of Maestro...
Beautiful albarello in Venetian majolica from the workshop of Maestro Domenico with polychrome decoration of a portrait of a helmeted man in a bust and on the other side of a holy character in two medallions with a yellow background standing out against an ornate blue background of polychrome flowers and foliage - Sixteenth century
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Nevers - Large Salt cellar - Seventeenth century - SOLD
Large octagonal Nevers earthenware table salt cellar resting on three small lions. Decor in blue shades of birds, rabbit, butterfly and branches - Seventeenth century
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Ferrière-La-Petite - Trompe l'oeil terrine - Early...
Trompe-l'oeil terrine with an adherent tray and its Ferrières-La-Petite earthenware cover, representing a hen with polychrome decoration protecting her six chicks and two eggs, on an oval display with a rounded edge. Manufacture Delannoy around 1820 - Similar model in "faïences du Nord de la France" Catalog Sèvres National Museum of Ceramics. P: 181. 2 See sale of October 20, 2014 - Hôtel Drouot - Pescheteau-Badin.
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Ewer and its basin in Paris porcelain. Revolutionary...
Rare ewer and its porcelain basin from the revolutionary period with a Salembier-style decoration of large foliage and fruit baskets, polychrome flower vase enhanced with beautiful gilding, butterfly decoration around the perimeter of the basin. Frame at the base of the ewer and the handle in gilded bronze. Marks partly erased, but we can still read under the pelvis: on the third line: "1793 3rd Republican year" and on the second line: "Popular action ... in Paris" What could be an allusion to the events of September 4 and 5 a movement of union between the people, the commune of Paris and the convention for a revolutionary executive. Eighteenth century - Dated 1793. Revolutionary period.
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Iznik - Dish called "tabak" - Seventeenth century -...
Siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome decoration under a glaze in the center of a stalk of carnation surrounded by two stems of hyacinths. The marli decorated with half flowers and geometric patterns. Iznik - Ottoman Turkey. Seventeenth century.
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Montelupo - Majolica dish decorated with a man on a...
Majolica dish from Montelupo with full polychrome decoration of a man on a mound on a striped background with a flag - Seventeenth century
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Montelupo - Majolica dish decorated with a man...
Majolica dish from Montelupo in earthenware with full polychrome decoration of a man holding a stick in his hand, on a mound against the backdrop of the landscape - Seventeenth century.
