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Cruet holder in soft Arras porcelain - Eighteenth...
Cruet holder in soft Arras porcelain, the rockery-shaped top, the receptacles are openwork, the borders underlined with a blue net Marked AR in blue - Eighteenth century. The porcelain factory of the Delemer sisters in Arras only lasted for a short time (1770-1790)
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Arras - Tureen with catches in the shape of lions'...
Beautiful and large oblong covered tureen with projections in soft Arras porcelain with "twig" decoration of insects and blue fillet, side grips in the shape of lion heads holding a ring in their mouth. Taken from the lid in the shape of an exploded grenade - Eighteenth century
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Nevers - Large Virgin and Child - Seventeenth...
Large crowned Virgin and Child in Nevers earthenware with polychrome decoration, the Virgin holds an apple in her right hand, she rests on a base decorated with a cherub - High: 45cm - Seventeenth century - Model very close to the Saint-Eutrope church in Arquian in the Nièvre - Reproduced in the catalog of the exhibition at the Ducal Palace of Nevers in 2002 (No. 26)
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San Quirico d'Orcia (Italy) - Table salt cellar -...
Earthenware table salt cellar from San Quirico d'Orcia depicting a young woman holding a large shell in her hands - Eighteenth century
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Meissen - Boat forming a spice box - Nineteenth...
Prow boat with a lion's head in polychrome Meissen porcelain on which a young helmsman is seated. This boat forms a spice box with two compartments surmounted by a mast and a silver sail formerly gilded. Hallmarks in one of the compartments - Ninetheenth century
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Sinceny - Vase decorated in Chinese - eighteenth...
Rare small Sinceny earthenware vase, in the shape of a piriform bottle with polychrome decoration of a Chinese on a terrace next to a fence, pomegranates and flowering branches, a flying bird and butterfly and small flowers in the Kakiemon style, yellow net at the base and collar - Eighteenth century - High: 16.5cm - Some chips.
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Virgin and Child in Nevers faience - Eighteenth...
Virgin and Child in Nevers faience decorated in blue and yellow and green camaieu - Eighteenth century.
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Marseille (Robert) Plate decorated with a viola and...
Rare earthenware plate from Marseille, with contoured edge, off-center decoration of a viola and a hunting horn on the wing and the basin and sowing of flowering branches and insects, brown fillet on the edge. Manufacture of Gaspard Robert - Eighteenth century
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Lyon - Apothecary pot in majolica - Second half of...
Apothecary pot in majolica from Lyon with flat handle and ring, polychrome decoration in half-leaf, blue and yellow ocher fillets on the collar and at the foot - Second half of the sixteenth century
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Sèvres - Porcelain cup and your saucer decorated...
Litron cup and your saucer in Sèvres porcelain with polychrome decoration of two flaming hearts placed on a marble altar framed on either side by leafy branches and branches of roses, the altar bearing the initial L crowned in gold. The saucer decorated with shrubs and stones on a mound and seedlings of cornflowers around the perimeter. Rim of the cup and saucer underlined with wolf teeth in gold. Marked with two crowned interlaced Ls, HH for year 1785, painter's mark Y for Bouillat - Eighteenth century
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Saint-Cloud - A knife and a fork - Eighteenth...
A small knife and a small fork, the handles in soft Saint-Cloud porcelain, finished in a butt decorated in blue shades of lambrequins. The period mounts in silver and steel blade with a cutler's mark - Early eighteenth century
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Niderviller earthenware group "The deceived blind...
Large earthenware group from Niderviller, this one seems unpublished to date, after the painting by J.B Greuze "the deceived blind man". This group on a rectangular base in imitation of marble, with natural polychrome decoration, representing a young peasant couple welcoming a blind man. These characters are in front of a stone wall pierced with two openings, one of which has a gate, simulating the interior of a dwelling - 18th century - Around 1770-1780 - Marked below with the two CCs for Custine. This group seems the only one known to date. .
