Beautiful Lyon earthenware wall flower girl with polychrome decoration of pumpkins at the foot of large flowering branches and an ostrich, the handles in the shape of mascarons.Beautiful polychromy - Eighteenth century.
Marseille earthenware glass cooler from the Fauchier factory. Shape with yellow gadroons in slight relief, polychrome decoration of rockeries, shells and flowers. rockeries decoration also on the pedestal. Some chips on the edge and at the base (see photos) Eighteenth century. Height: 11.5cm - Diameter: 12cm Additional photos and information on request.
Rare plate with contoured edge in Lyon earthenware with polychrome decoration depicting Saint John in the center with the inscription below: "St Jean. 1766". Border decorated with flowering branches. Bears the inscription on the reverse: "IBC" - 1766 - Eighteenth century
Oblong dish in Lyon earthenware with a eight-pointed edge. Decor called "à la Bérain" in blue monochrome representing Apollo holding his quiver in the center framed by two female busts and two masks spitting water, scene surrounded by foliage and arabesques. Embroidery on the wing and blue net - Eighteenth century
Rare Moncaut earthenware dish with polychrome decoration of two figures on a terrace with long flowering stems.
Holy water stoup in glazed earthenware from Ligron enamelled in blue and white. It is decorated with a Christ on the cross. On either side of Christ are two consoles supporting two twisted double columns. Bucket decorated with fleur-de-lys.
Libatory cup in the shape of a rhinoceros horn, monochrome “Blanc de Chine” porcelain with molded decoration of animals and branches. China, Dehua Province, Kangxi period (1662-1722)
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
Nevers earthenware plate with blue monochrome decoration depicting two Chinese people sitting among rocks and exotic plants - Seventeenth century
Rare Saint-Clément earthenware plate with contoured edge with surname and corporate decoration illustrating the profession of chimney sweep, in the central medallion the inscription: "Louis Mallet - 1829" Surrounded by the letters "F.E.C... - B.C.C... and H.V.P... " ? and the various tools of a chimney sweep on the wing. Dated 1829 - Exhibited and reproduced in the exhibition catalog of the Villiers-Saint-Benoît museum (1992): Earthenware and Trades - Nevers and its influence from the 17th to the 19th century.
Rare white earthenware dish decorated on the border with the arms of a company of arquebusiers in polychrome. Eighteenth century