18th Century French Faience Moustiers Plate

Very fine French Faience 10.5" plate, ca. 1750 Moustiers. Decorated in delicate orange tones. Good age appropriate condition. Provenance: The Larry & Julia Pollock collection of Shaker Hgts Ohio. Orig

France circa 1790, possibly Moustiers, each decorated by hand with polychrome enamels under a tin glaze, one titled 'Paix et Travail' above the image of a blacksmith and dated 1793, 9.25" diameter, on

18th C. French glazed Faience plate, 11 3/4".

Nevers French faience plate, the central design with sword, cross and spade tied with ribbon surrounded by wreath with the words 'Tres in Uno 1790". Scalloped rim. Minor rim chips, wear. Approx. 9" di

Nine (9) 18th C French Faience Bowls & Plates. The lot includes 5 bowls and 4 plates. Hand painted floral design. Unmarked. Condition consistent with age and use, all with wear and crazing, 2 with sma

PLATES. Set of monuments with inscriptions. Marked. Dimensions: D 9.5" Condition: 3 with breaks and repairs. Small edge chips.

3 mid-18th c. Veuve Perrin Workshop Marseilles French tin glazed faience pottery plates with Chinoiserie decoration and scalloped border, each with various rim chips dia. 10"

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)

A pair of late 18th century French faience reticulated pot pourri baskets from Moustiers, floral decoration.

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.

Lot of (5) Pieces of 18th c. French Faience Serving Dishes, all with bird and leaf decoration in green and purple, painted 'X' mark on bases, incl: Ruffle rim bowl, 2 1/2" high, 10 1/2" diam., rim chi

A Group of French Faience18th century, to include three plates and two platters, mustard yellow and one in light green, with scalloped rims and floral motifs throughout, with central bird-like or myth

Moustiers France circa 1780, the curvilinear shaped and tin glazed oval body, showing a welled interior decorated with hand-painted polychrome oriental designs, depicting a dragon surrounded by variou

Description: A group of antique faience including items including a large delft charger, two Faience de Nevers Revolutionary plates, and a French faience scalloped rim plate decorated with a central i

Late 18th/early 19th century with figural and floral motif. Dimensions: D 6.75" Condition: Couple small chips and crazing. Some stains.

European hand-painted armorial plate, faience, probably French or southern European, circa 17th/18th century. Numerous professional restorations. Dia. 17 inches.

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.

French Set of 18th Century Cockerel Plates Strasbourg Faience, 9" diameter.

A charming little French faience olive pot or single-glass montieth, mid 18th century, attributed to the d’Olerys workshop in Moustiers. Decorated with lion face masks on each side with polychr

A Collection of French Pont-Aux-Choux Faience Articles 18th Century comprising 3 assorted trays, a pair of two-handled shaped cache pots, a set of 6 egg cups, an ewer, 14 assorted plates and a two-han

A Collection of French Pont-Aux-Choux Faience Articles 18th Century comprising 16 plates, 9 salt cellars, 8 assorted oval trays and dishes, a sauce boat, a pair of shaped cruet stands and a shaped cru

A Collection of French Pont-Aux-Choux Faience Articles 18th Century comprising 36 plates, a two-handled dish with a cover and 2 tureens with covers; 39 items total. Height of tureens 8 1/2 inches. Pro

Veuve Perrin (French). Partial set 25pc late 18th Century Louis Quinze Era plates. Crafted of French faience decorated pottery. Features a white body with hand painted scenes in Chinese motif. From th

Two French Faience Plates, Late Eighteenth Century. The first possibly Moustiers, painted with scattered floral sprigs within a blue shell rim edge; the second painted with a basket and rake in a gard