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GREEN MAJOLICA WITH EMBOSSED PATTERN. MRKD. P.V. MADE IN FRANCE Dimensions: 9" D Terms: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to not ship some l

9 3/4" diameter.  Made in France circa 1970. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 will bid on your behal

French, 20th century, molded porcelain with gilt borders, underglaze green "L & Cie/LIMOGES/FRANCE" with gilt overglaze "MADE/IN FRANCE", 10 in.,. Provenance: Property from a Palm Beach, Florida Estat

LARGE SARREGGUEMINES FRENCH MAJOLICA OYSTER PLATTER - 14 3/4" D / (4) FRENCH MAJOLICA FOLIATE PLATES (ONE HAS HAIRLINE) / FRENCH GREEN ENAMELED CAST IRON ROOSTER TRIVET ; MARKED MADE IN FRANCE

Four Vintage Majolica Oyster Platesincludes a French plate with well, 1920s (9 1/2 in.), a pair of plates, Cerenne Vallauris, France, mid 1950s (10 1/4 in.), and a plate made in Italy, Vietri, molded

and glass oyster plate

Vintage Pillivuyt oyster plate. Trademarked to underside. Made in France. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures approx. 9 inches diameter. Pillivuyt, Pillivuyt oyster plate, oyster plat

Set of 6 French Sarreguemines Digoin France oyster plates and 1 platter. Mid 20th century. Plates 9 1/2" dia, Platter 14 7/8" dia

Circa late 1800's/Early 1900's; 17 Sarreguemins German & French Wagner Plates - Made from factories in Germany & France, All plates are Richard Wagner Opera PlatesGERMAN PLATES: Lohengrin I Act 2 Scen

Lot 2 Hand Painted French Porcelain Plates, inscriptions read ‘Hand Painted Made in France’, both measure approximately 11 5/8 x 8 1/4 inches, surface wear to pieces, French porcelain, French deco

SET OF 12 THEODORE HAVILAND LIMOGES FRANCE OYSTER PLATES Dimensions: 8 1/2"

Jean Mayodon Oyster plate France, c. 1930glazed and gilt stoneware 1.5 h × 9 dia in (4 × 23 cm) Glazed signature to underside 'M'. Literature: Mayodon

Includes a first class oyster plate made by Sarreguemines circa 1875-1900. Suites plate by GDA Limoges, and first glass plate by Theodore Haviland Limoges France decorated by Suzanne Lalique. Oyster p

Antique late 19th century French Porcelain oyster seafood plate by Martial Redon of Limoges, France ( 1891 - 1896 ). Features a scalloped 5 section plate with central well for dipping. Embellished wit

France,19th Century Includes four plates with six shell shaped compartments over green basket textured plate. Pottery,Each 9 1/2" dia., Bottom of each plate marked "Longchamp Terre de Fer" on bottom.

635g.  9 1/2" diameter.  Very good antique condition with no chips or cracks just some light crazing and flakes in glaze primarily on the back base rim. Made in France circa 1880. No Reserve US dom

PILLIVUYT FRANCE

Collection of Three (3) Oyster Plates to Include Oyster Plate Quimper Made in the Famous Henriot Quimper Factory around 1950; Quimper HB Oyster Plate, Multi Colored Traditional Flowers, French Majolic

An extremely rare in this size Limoges porcelain serving fish plate. Made in France. Circa 19th century. Dimensions: 11 x 23 3/4 in.

Large collection of French yellow ceramic plates and cups, marked 'Terre Provence, Made in France', examples pictured, all contained within large cardboard box diameter 9.5 in. x depth 1 in.

(lot of 11) French porcelain oyster plates, early 20th c., each with gilt rim and six wells, marked verso 'France CM Depose,' attributed to Charles Martin, approx 10"diam; 13.25lbs total Start Price:

6 vintage French Faience plates. Hand painted with garden motif. Marked Made in France to back. Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: Rim chips and surface wear to all. One has a long crack.

Two silver plates in different sizes, marked in several spots, apparently made in France in the 18th century. One of them is with handcrafted engraving of a Coat of Arms. Plate diameter: 25.5-29.5 cm.

Antique French Brass Repeating Carriage Clock. Porcelain dial marked J. E. Caldwell and a back plate marked Made in France. 8-day time and strike and alarm, with strike on the quarter hour. Circa 1890