Group of 49 French Faience Plates, 19th century, and comprising: fifteen (15) Creil transferware dinner plates marked "Stone Coquerel et Le Gros", eleven (11) Creil luncheon plates with song lyrics and impressed marks to undersides, eleven (11) Gien plates in the "Geoffroy" pattern and marked "Medaille Exposition 1844 / Porcelaine Opaque", and twelve (12) with the months personified prints and impressed marks to underside. Largest: 9.75" Diameter x 1" H. Provenance: From an East 53rd Street Collection. Keywords: France, Tin-glazed earthenware, Ceramics, Dishes, Service, Set, Hosting, Entertaining, Dininer, Serving, Tableware, Antiques, Decorative Arts

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