Large Chinese porcelain dish from the Kangxi period decorated in underglaze blue, iron red and gold enamel called "Imari" with pagodas on a mountainous landscape background in a medallion in the center, surrounded by pagodas, mountainous landscapes and flowering branches on four registers. Marked on the back of the double circle enclosing a lingzhi - Early Eighteenth century
Covered sugar pot in Paris porcelain decorated with medallions, a country scene depicting a young woman training a dog and on the other side two sheep against a landscape background, the lid also decorated with two medallions decorated with landscapes. All this, against a background of gold flowers and stars, fruit-shaped lid wrist "LP" mark in blue from the Duke of Orléans factory, 64 rue Amelot - Eighteenth century, circa 1789-1793
Round powder box covered in Moustiers or Varages earthenware with openwork wall with polychrome decoration of figures on a background of alternating landscapes of bouquets of flowers in reserves surrounded by palms and combed purple, the grip of the lid in the shape of branches bearing fruit and foliage - 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.
Lyon earthenware plate with contoured border with polychrome decoration of a character with a stick and a cage in the other hand, a grotesque character and bird, curved tree, large insect and flowered mounds the edge - 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.
Bouret sugar pot covered in soft Sèvres porcelain with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers, gold fillets on the edge and wolf teeth. The lid grip is formed by a chamomile flower. Marked: interlaced LL, date letter T for 1772, mark of the painter Nicolas Bulidon, flower painter from 1763 to 1792. Eighteenth century
Niderviller biscuit medallion representing a bouquet of flowers in strong relief under a curved glass, in a gilded wooden frame. Plate dated on the reverse 1819 - Empire period
Earthenware plate from southern France or northern Italy with contoured edge, decorated in the center with five natural trompe l'oeil apples, border decorated with small flowering branches in polychrome. Eighteenth century
Nevers earthenware plate with contoured edge, decorated with six natural trompe l'oeil apples, border decorated with small flowering branches in blue. Eighteenth century