Rare Alfred Renoleau French Oval Faience platter

Rare Alfred Renoleau French Oval Faience platter applied in the center in the Palissy style a group a fish on foliage in the very rare “Caillou” technique on a faience platter decorated wi

Alfred Renoleau Palissy Style Faience Trompe L'Oeil Oval Platter Signed to the reverse, monogram to the front; modeled with a lobster and shells on seaweed. 15 in. wide. Sold, Christie's New York, Apr

Alfred Renoleau Palissy Style Faience Trompe L'Oeil Oval Dish Incised and script mark; molded with two crabs and a clam on seaweed. 14 3/4 in. wide. Literature: Marshall Katz and Robert Lehr, Palissy

Palissy ware oval plaque with eel, fish, frog, shells, and foliage, signed, 18"x14"

Rare undecorated softpaste faience scalloped platter, Dutch or French. Size: 1 1/2" x 12 1/4" dia.

French Palissy Faience Trompe l'Oeil Dish , Alfred Renoleau, Angouleme, c. 1887, decorated with fish and a shell, impressed mark, l. 11 5/8 in

HENRIOT QUIMPER, FRENCH FAIENCE PLATTER, L 12":Oval shape with scalloped rim, hand painted at the well with a Breton man holding a pipe, floral sprigs about; marked in blue "HR" (see additional photo)

Large hand-painted French faience platter in Gien's Rambouillet pattern designed by Jean Bertholle in 1955 features a beautiful deer. Marked "Gien France" with the company's castle mark used from 1960

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

French faience fish platter, Gien, in the "Pivoine" (Peony) pattern, long oval form, with hand-painted polychrome enamel floral pattern, approx 30"l, 11.75"w, 6.25lbs **Provenance: from a private Aust

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

(lot of 13) French faience game service, Keller and Guerin, Luneville, including: (12) individual plates, with (four) unique transferred designs, approx 10"diam, (1) oval serving platter, approx 15.25

Late 19th century. Oval platter with scalloped rim, cobalt border with flowers and costumed dancers in center. Marked "Mauriac" (French City) on reverse, 14.25"w. 10.25"d. Oval platter with scalloped

11 inch oval scalloped rim plate, 19 inch wall platter, 6 inch lidded Tobacco Jar..

A rare large hand painted Faience Atelier de Segries Pierre Deux, Moustiers, France Hot Air Balloon Series Tureen and Underplate. Underplate 13 1/2"x13 1/2"x2". Tureen and Lid 12 1/2"x10"x9". Weight 7

Vintage, comprising 6 dinner plates, a reticulated fruit plate, a small oval platter, and two sets of salts and peppers marked "France". Plates: 10" diameter. Two plates with maker's marks sanded out;

(lot of 18) French faience oyster plates and dishes, Gien, late 20th c., dark green glaze, with scallop shell shaped wells, including: (13) plates, approx 9.75"diam; together with (2) oval platters, a

majolica lobster dish, 14 1/2"w, signed Renoleau and with makers mark, great color, professional rim chip repair

Alfred Renoleau (French, 1854-1930), French Majolica Palissy Style Trompe L'oeil Plaque, c. 1880, naturalistic model of a lobster, two fish and a shell on a lily pad, verso impressed Polakowski & Cie,

A “Veuve Perrin” potpourri, decorated with a bucolic scene of a song bird sitting on a tree stump, marked at base, very good condition with minor loss to finial, measuring 10.5 x 6 inches.

19th century, a faience platter with cornucopia design to central reserve. 16" wd. x 12" dp.

A Pair of French Faience Platters Width 27 x depth 20 1/2 inches.

French Faience platter. Work of Joseph Dela Hubandiere (1775-1848). 13 3/4" x 9 1/2".

Vintage Fox Hunting Plate signed on bottom "C.E. Corey made in Portugal", 11"dia, together with a Segrise Moustiers French faience platter. Used condition, wear, worn