Rare Nevers earthenware plate with revolutionary decoration depicting two arms emerging from a medallion holding a Phrygian cap surrounded by branches and the inscription "W la liberté 1790". Eighteenth century. Bibliography: Heitschel Collection. Variant of No. 194 P. 125, with the inscription "Union Liberté 1790" For a similar model, see the "Porcelain and Earthenware from the 17th to the 19th Century" sale on 04/07/2014 by Maître Brice Pescheteau-Badin
Rare and amusing Niderviller earthenware plate, eight-lobed in shape, with an off-center decoration depicting a gardener with his tools on a terrace and the inscription: "Mazet. So here I am, finally rid of these three cursed women" after a drawing by Fragonard - illustration of a Count de Jean de La Fontaine - Eighteenth century - Manufactured in Niderviller - Custine period.
Lyon majolica pharmacy jar in ovoid shape on pedestal with flat handle and ring, decorated in polychrome with two floral elements with half-leaf and two rosettes on a background of leafy scrolls in blue, green, ochre and manganese threads on the neck and foot - Sixteenth century - Ref: Issingeaux Hospital Bibl: Chompret 1946, plate 46, fig171 attributed at the time to Montpellier. Desnuelle, 1988, Stamp no. 216, p. 40. Montagut, Académie de Moustiers, 1992, p. 31, fig. 7 and 36. Louis Cotinat Collection 1997 - No. 131 and 132
Bordeaux earthenware pharmacy jar of cylindrical shape with a polychrome decoration of the inscription "TAs.DE CACHu" in a band surrounded by the face of a man wearing a cap, reserves at the bottom of a trellis framed by scrolls and foliage - Eighteenth century