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Strasbourg plate

250,00 €
A faience plate made in Strasbourg, 1748-1754.
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Plat ovale en faïence de Rouen

1 350,00 €
Un plat ovale en faïence de Rouen, décor à la double corne d'abondance, XVIIIe siècle.
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Abbeville pewter round engraved dish

350,00 €
A round engraved ceremonial dish made in Abbeville (Somme, France) in 1782 by the French merchant and pewtersmith Pierre-Honoré Nicolas Dairaines.
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Four Tournai faience plates

1 200,00 €
Four faience plates from Tournai presenting floral ornaments in petit feu technique, end of the 18th century.
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Rouen faience plate

450,00 €
An oval faience plate from Rouen, second half of the 18th century.
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Plate in faience of Strasbourg

2 400,00 €
A plate in faïence of Strasbourg, Paul Hannong, circa 1754 - 1762.
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Platter in faience of Strasbourg

1 600,00 €
A faience platter of Strasbourg, Joseph Hannong, circa 1765 - 1770
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Strasbourg faience plate

1 650,00 €
A plate in faience of Strasbourg, Joseph Hannong, circa 1770
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East India Company dish

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A Famille rose porcelain round dish, East India Company, circa 1750 in China.  
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Silver plate

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A round silver plate from London, T. Robins, 1819.
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Doccia porcelain plate

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A porcelain plate from Doccia, circa 1760-1770
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Jean Lurçat faience plate

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A faience plate made in the Sant-Vicens manufacture and drawn by Jean Lurçat (1892-1966).
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Jean Lurçat faience plate

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A faience plate made by the Sant-Vicens manufacture and Jean Lurçat (1892-1966).
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Revolutionary plate

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A Nevers faience plate presenting revolutionary ornaments, end of the 18th century.
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