Litron cup and its saucer (third size) in soft Sèvres porcelain, with polychrome decoration in medallions of two landscaped and animated scenes of characters representing, on the cup: a woman seen from behind holding a basket on her arm and a basket on the head against a landscape background, the saucer decorated with a man with a whip in his hand guiding a woman on her horse. Background decorated with garlands of flowers, blue net and gilded wolf teeth on the borders. Mark: LL interlaced, letter-date JJ for 1786 and the mark of Vieillard painter, active in Sèvres from 1752 to 1790 - Eighteenth century - 1786
Spun glass statuette from Nevers representing a holy woman - Early eighteenth century
Rare spun glass statuette from Nevers representing Saint John the Baptist and his lamb standing on a terrace. Height: 8.5cm - 9.5cm with the base - Early eighteenth century
Round covered écuelle called "Turned round" (Third grandeur) and its oval display in soft Sèvres porcelain with a lapis blue background with polychrome decoration of bouquets of roses in reserves, enhanced with gilding, garlands and falling flowers. The handles and the lid grip in the shape of branches. Mark: two “LL” intertwined with the date letter “Z” for 1777 - Painter’s mark “cp” for Chappuis le Jeune, painter of birds and flowers 1761-87 - Gilder’s mark: “B” in blue for Boulanger 1754-85 - Eighteenth century - 1777
Beautiful earthenware plate from Moustiers with a contoured edge with polychrome decoration on three terraces of two grotesque figures and a fantastic bird, the wing decorated with flowered mounds - Eighteenth century
Contoured earthenware plate from Lyon with polychrome decoration in the center of a woman seated on a rock spinning wool and an ox in the foreground, tree and construction on either side of the scene, in a circular medallion surrounded by 'a garland of flowers and on the wing hanging garlands of flowers - Eighteenth century
Manisès - Round dish with Hispano-Moorish decoration with metallic reflections, decorated with a curious animal center, Reverse decorated with motifs called "liquorice leaves" - End of the seventeenth century
Lyon earthenware plate with contoured border with polychrome decoration in the center of two Chinese characters on two terraces, large bird in flight and insects, flowered mounds on the edge - Eighteenth century
Iznik siliceous ceramic dish with polychrome decoration on a white background of a "saz" palm surrounded by carnations, tulips and hyacinths. On the wing waves and rocks in black with highlights of green and blue - Ottoman Art - Circa 1700
Baluster-shaped wall fountain in Lyon earthenware decorated in shades of blue with blocks of stone typical of Lyon earthenware, fruit and flowering branches, a grotesque head treated in relief for the tap - Eighteenth century
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)
Rare mustard pot covered in earthenware from Lille, consisting of a convenience bucket on which is seated a man , wearing a manganese hat and wearing a jacket with stylized flowers, his feet resting on a mound with a green background, the bucket bears the inscription in manganese: "my mustard is better than that of Dijon" - Eighteenth century