French Faience Rover Decor Pitcher

French pitcher with blue and white botanical motif, single handle. Marked Arverne 29 P on underside. 1920-25 circa Measuring H 12 W 10 D 5.5 in In good condition, small chips to the edges. Prove

E Balon Et Blois, French Faience Pitcher H 9.7'' | Hand painted. V. Pysse a Blois, A Boruneau Balon S d, e. Balon. Crest with crown over mythical beast and flame underneath. Very little is known about

GIEN mark on bottom. Height 9 inches.

Twentieth century, tin-glazed. Character jugs of a man and woman in 18th century style costumes. He is marked "PB" on bottom, perhaps Pouplard Beatrix. 11.5"h. 10.5"h.

French Faience decor, hand painted and glazed ceramic plate. Old enough to be made by hand, evidence of pitting to clay. Measures 9 in. Slight glaze chip on rim. Property of Greenwich, CT Estate Frenc

French Faience decor with hand painted rose, scalloped edges and glazed. Artist signed on verso, written by hand, reads ‘ Atelier de Segries’ ‘Moustiers France DY 539’ Measur

French Faience Handled Pitcher, Mewing Cat, Ca. 1920, H 10.5" W 3.5" L 7" | the figural pitcher offers an overall cat form. the cat's tail serves as handle. Artist signed to the underside. Circa 1920.

DESCRIPTION: An antique French Faience ceramic pitcher features a crackle glaze overlay, decorated with blue floral and bird decorations, marked underneath with "0118" CIRCA: Late 19th Cent. ORIGIN: F

French Faience Milk Pitcher Freine Lait Approximately 9 7/16 x 7 inches and 6 _ inches tall.

French faience figural pitcher, 19th c., marked FC 60 (?), 1579, France", 11"h x 6.5"w x 8.5"d

Two 19th century ceramic items consisting of a French faience jug of baluster form decorated with a hand-painted songbird and a hinged pewter lid & foot, height to thumbpiece 7", together with a Briti

Deborah McKnight Japanese style bowl with scalloped rim decorated with red and blue fish 1"W, pink floral decorated bowl, vine and berry decorated bowl and pitcher, yellow French Faience style pitcher

French faience pottery jardiniere decorated with "decor riche" border, showing a courting couple on one side with the Crest of Brittany on the other, with decorative scrolled handles, no. 131 on the b

A vintage French faience Henriot Quimper syrup jug pitcher and a square tile trivet. Both with a hand painted image of a Breton man decorated with floral patterns. The trivet is signed on verso. Frenc

French Keskar Faience set, in blue & white, pitcher, 4 cups & plate, pitcher is 10" tall

Measures: 8" tall by 5" wide Handcrafted pitcher made by FRENCH L'ATELIER DU SAGE Pottery In great condition SKU-782

French faience pottery, including a lidded jug / pitcher having a top handle and decorated with fleur des lis marked with conjoined initials "CA" (h. 9 in.), an HB Quimper two-section dish with twin d

French faience pottery jardiniere with deep blue decor riche decoration, having impressive dragon-form handles, decorated with a scene of figures on one side and a rose on the other, on four feet, mar

(lot of 2) French faience washing set, consisting of a pitcher and bowl, executed in the 'Indo-Persian" taste, having a white ground with a polychrome and cobalt foliate motif, marked "Sarreguemines"

A French Pottery Gargoulette Pitcher, possibly 1900s,, In bombast Form with a side handle , spout and rim handle upper section with mustard and green glaze. French Faience, French Prrench pottery, Pro

Group of (8) Pieces of 19th c. Moustiers Faience, with hand painted floral decoration, most pieces with 'MS' hand painted mark, incl: Footed pitcher, 7 5/8" high; (3) Piece tea set with ruffled rims a

Twentieth century. Menu stand with Porquier Beau mark, 5.25"h. Two chamber sticks with "HR Quimper" mark: leaf shaped, 2.25"h., and blue sponged border, 2.5"h. A cream pitcher marked "R. B?", 4.75"h.

DESCRIPTION: A 19th Cent. French Faience figural Creamer features a male figure hand painted with floral decorations and ornate bordering, the hat lifts revealing interior of pitcher. CIRCA: 19th Cent

figural, 9 1/2", excellent....St. ClémentA pottery was established by Jacques Chambrette in St. Clément in 1758 producing traditional French faience. The factory was a branch of Chambrette’s Lunev