FRENCH QUIMPER FAIENCE TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE TABLE

FRENCH QUIMPER FAIENCE TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, each having polychrome hand-painted decorations, comprising five plates including one titled "LE MARIN DAUDIERNE" (Sailor of

FRENCH QUIMPER FAIENCE TIN-GLAZED SAILBOAT MOTIF EARTHENWARE PLATES, LOT OF TEN, each having polychrome hand-painted images depicting boats with brown sails on tranquil rippling water, orange sky, and

Collection of (18) Pieces of Faience Tin Glazed Earthenware, mostly French by Henriot Quimper including: (1) Oval scalloped edge platter, with image of Breton woman, ca. 1920s, 13" x 8 3/4", unglazed

French faience (tin-glazed earthenware) bust of Apollo, 19th c., with crown of floral garlands, blue draped garment, raised on socle base with reserves of birds and foliage, approx 28"h, 21.5"w **Note

FRENCH FAIENCE JOSEPH HANNONG TIN-GLAZED EARTHENWARE BOWL, lobed form, featuring polychrome hand-painted floral motif. Blue hand-brush "JH" monogram to underside with additional numeral

An assembled group of Continental tin glazed earthenware, 18th/19th century, comprising a French faience charger and plate and a Delft plate and a small platter. Dimensions:Diameter of largest 13in.

Late 19th c. Rouen Tin Glazed Earthenware Double Inkwell with Letter Rack, with painted floral decoration on a white ground, includes two lidded ink pots (one with original liner), lidded stamp holder

A group of four blue and white tin-glazed earthenware plates. Two larger plates depicting landscape scenes, smaller plates with fruit and floral motifs. French, 18th C. Dia. of charger: 30cm (12in)

Circa 1930s-40s Marked: [HB] / Quimper / Odetta / 582 . 1265 The tin-glazed stoneware vase with flared neck and opposed handles 16.5" H x 11.5" Dia. Provenance: Property from Frances Luban Fine A

Continental (possibly French), 19th century A large tin glazed, faience earthenware charger having colored floral boarder and blue and white genre scene Signed on back, Makers initials Approx. diam. 2

Tin glazed hand painted French faience known as Quimper pottery oval dish and small double handled serving tray. One graced with a Breton man in standing pose encased in a floral design, the other fea

18th c. Continental Faience Blue and White Jardiniere, probably French, molded body with side handles, hand painted floral and star decoration to interior, unglazed base, 3 1/2" high, 11 1/4" x 8". Ri

18th c. Tin Glazed Earthenware Plate, probably French, with polychrome decoration depicting a battle in a fortified town, 11 3/4" diam. Old staple repairs, rim glaze flake.

Square Tin Glazed Earthenware Wall Plaque, probably French, square with notched corners, hand painted image of a 17th c. nobleman on horseback, with hand painted 'RK' or 'PK' mark verso, 14 3/4" sq. M

36 pottery and ceramic open salts. Mainly European, early 20th century. 9 French faience (tin glazed terracotta) open salts / salt cellars. Produced by Henriot, Quimper and Locronan, France. Marked Pe

Collection of (7) Pieces of Continental Earthenware Pottery, including: (3) 9 3/4" diam. French faience figural plates by Henriot Quimper, #120, one with small base rim chip; (1) French faience 9 1/2"

Chinese and Continental. Group of two tin glazed earthenware table lamps comprising of one Sancai glazed Tang style horse figure on wood base and one majolica bird on flowering tree table lamp. Appare

The wall pockets with of cornucopia form with pink bowknot decorated fronts and hangers, with polychrome floral decorated body. Length 12" Cracks per photo

AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH FAIENCE TIN GLAZED POTTERY FIGURE painted with motifs. 23 cm high.

Dutch Delft Tin Glazed Polychrome Earthenware Table Lamp Originally Vase or Jar Mounted as Table Lamp Circa 1700s Motif is Called 4 Hearts Hand Painted On a Green Background Blue Linear And Floral Des

French Faience Tin Glazed Plate, 9 1/2" diameter.

Pair Continental majolica cockatoo wall pockets, 19th/20th c., possibly French, tin glazed earthenware, modeled as white birds with yellow plume and blue beak and talons, perched on a branch, unmarked

French tin glazed earthenware vase, J. Massier Fils (Jerome Massier, 1850-1916), Vallauris, c.1900, sculptural form, hand-painted design with thistles, artist signed Max, small glaze chips to ribs, ap

Lot 4 lidded soup tureens. French faience, glazed earthenware. Decorated with floral designs, lid finials resemble berries. Undersides read as Atelier de Segries, Moustiers France. Wear is consistent