Southwestern France Faience, Large Floral Platter, 19th century
A 19th-century French faience platter from Southwestern France. It is decorated in blue, green, manganese, yellow and orange, with a central spray of flowers on a light grey speckled glaze. Its wide lip showcases a frieze of floral patterns enclosed in a double line, combined with geometrical patterns and wavy orange lines that bring a beautiful contrast. It features an oatmeal-coloured darker glaze to the underside. With a lively decor, this large and beautifully rustic country pottery is perfect to display on a table.
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A 19th-century French faience platter from Southwestern France. It is decorated in blue, green, manganese, yellow and orange, with a central spray of flowers on a light grey speckled glaze. Its wide lip showcases a frieze of floral patterns enclosed in a double line, combined with geometrical patterns and wavy orange lines that bring a beautiful contrast. It features an oatmeal-coloured darker glaze to the underside. With a lively decor, this large and beautifully rustic country pottery is perfect to display on a table.
A 19th-century French faience platter from Southwestern France. It is decorated in blue, green, manganese, yellow and orange, with a central spray of flowers on a light grey speckled glaze. Its wide lip showcases a frieze of floral patterns enclosed in a double line, combined with geometrical patterns and wavy orange lines that bring a beautiful contrast. It features an oatmeal-coloured darker glaze to the underside. With a lively decor, this large and beautifully rustic country pottery is perfect to display on a table.
