18TH C. FRENCH ANTIQUE GLAZED REDWARE POTTERY

Water carafe of St Jean de Fos. Late 18th century. Dimensions: H 9" x Dia. 5.75" Condition: Crazing, old chips, glaze losses.

Art pottery Alsace Easter mold. Chocolate mold in the shape of a spring lamb. Original hardware. Dimensions: H 5.75" x W 9.5" x D 4" Condition: Crazing, surface wear, small chips. Wear consistent with

Design in festoon with a wide opening and long spout. 18th C. Made in Riom, Auvergne. Dimensions: H 18" x Dia. 13" Condition: Old chips and glaze losses. Crazing, scratches, and surface wear.

Glazed pottery tart place. A very small rim with a completely flat plate to make it easy when cutting tarts. Alsace, end of 18th century-19th century. Dimensions: H 1" x Dia. 11" Condition: Glaze loss

Glazed pottery of St. Onge (Bordeaux). Interior green was the hallmark of the 17th-18th centuries. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11.5" x D 8" Condition: Losses to glaze throughout. A few fine scattered crac

Glazed on the inside for slow cooking. This casserole with a lid was for stews, daube, coq à vin. With 18th C. 'Graffes' or staple repair. Dimensions: H 9.75" x Dia. 10.75" Condition: Antique staple

Cheese plates decorated with classic Alpen Edelweiss. With soft butter glaze commonly found in lower Savoie. Dimensions: Dia. 8" Condition: Surface scratches, old chips, and glaze losses.

(2) Provencal bud vases, 19th century. One with yellow and green glaze design. Second with more detailed design and name "Yvonne" in the glaze. Dimensions: (Taller) H 6" x Dia. 4.5" Condition: Few sma

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

Detailed Alsatian skillet with early country Alsace design. The detail continues in a circular design and continues onto the handle. 1800-1840, Alsace. Dimensions: H 3.5" x W 12.25" x D 8.5" Condition

(2) 18th C. plates from the center of France. Caramel with primitive white design, c. end of 17th century. Dimensions: (Larger) H 1.5" x Dia. 12" Condition: Chips, heavy scratches, crazing. Smaller wi

Produced in St. Quentin. Jaspe glaze. Exhibited in Musee d'Istres, Provence. Dimensions: H 5.5" x Dia. 4.75" Condition: Crazing, chips, glaze losses, and scratches.

Antique French Pottery Circa 18th Century Plongeon Converted to Lamp. There is loss to the pottery. 23 inches x 10 inches in diameter.

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"

French Antique Pottery Alsace Mold. 18th c. chocolate fish mold for Easter. Dimensions: H 3.75" x W 15.75" x D 7.75" Condition: Crazing to glaze, few chips and glaze losses. Wear consistent with age a

Apparently unmarked. 18th century French antique Alsace milk pitcher with dark manganese glaze and white design. Dimensions: H 6" x W 6" x D 4.5" Condition: Showing wear consistent with antique age an

From the Musee de Poteries de St Emillion, this 18th C. colander was used for rinsing and holding fruits. Note the 18th c. staples called "agraffes," made from the molding of iron to create a staple r

Antique 19th Century French Green Glazed Pottery Bowl or Mixing Bowl. 5 inches x 12 inches in diameter.

Antique 19th Century French Green Glazed Pottery Bowl or Mixing Bowl. 5 inches x 12 inches in diameter.

Collection of antique 18th / 19th C redware pottery jugs from south central Pennsylvania. Largest piece measures approx 5.5" H. Provenance: collection of K. Orndorff, Bonneauville Museum in Gettysburg

Antique Chinese glazed pottery meiping vase; thickly covered in crimson glaze with tan splashes; 18th Century; H: 9 1/2"

Two items made in Cliousclat, Provence. Including a large recipient for snails with handles in a circular form, called 'oreilles', 18th C. Cliousclat, Provence. The rarest vire-omelet is the conclusio

Likely 18th century or earlier. The group of tall ovoid jars having ribbed body and lead glazed interior and rim. Very nice and generally well kept condition. No restorations or repairs. No cracks. La

19th century. The group including three large vessels, one of which appears to possibly be 18th century or earlier. That vessel is four handled with a copper glaze and is the smallest of the group. Sc