China  -  Circa 1880

Gorgeous underglazed hand decor for this large Fish Bowl with 4 gold circle registers. Two are showing each 3 women wearing different and colorful clothes and having separate occupations. The 2 others have each 2 birds on a branch surrounded by flowers.
The base has the usual lotus petals decor .Superb polychromatic band at the top and on the upper edge.

Very elegant and Technically impressive hand painted Sevres Porcelain Factory Vase in "Bleu Celeste" background with in Biscuit de Sevres 2 legs Mermaid on each side, holding a dore guirland on each hand. Superb front register representing a Bouquet of Flowers. Marked underneath "Medaille d'or Exposition 1844 F.R." i.e. "Gold Medal 1844 exhibit" -in Paris-
F.R. stands for Jean-Marie-Ferdinand Regnier-French- born in 1774 and active in Sevres Factory from 1812 until 1848. According to the Sevres Record Office F. Regnier was a "Porcelain Sculptor, Modeler, Molder and Thrower" and "gave the Manufactory a process making possible several elegant form models that bear his name"

China - Circa 1850

In white porcelain with an exceptional quality of hand painted polychromatic (*) enamels decor in the manner of "famille verte" Kangxi export style. Two large registers with birds, trees, flowers and butterflies and 2 smaller one with flowers and foliage. These 4 registers are on a red and white background exhibiting gold decorated geometric flowers.Green motives bandson bottom and top of each vase underline the central registers on a reddish and white background.

These gorgeous ceramic French classic planters recreate the level of the 16th Century French originals ( made in Anduze, a small village in the Cevennes) with medaillons and foliages details. They are classic and timeless.
After modelling and stamping (e.g. the cherub macarons one can see on the urns here) the clay is fired at high temperature (for strength), followed by a second firing for the superb green and yellow glaze, giving the Urns a beautiful Antique "patina" look. The bottom has an integrated draining hole.
Their large size is usable for topiaries as well as large plants or shrubs, indoor and outdoor. Their usage is extremely varied: patios, interior decor, balcony, pool surrounds, lobbies, gardens etc...

France -  Circa 1940

Country: France - Made at Choisy Le Roi
Period: 1880

Ceramic Soup Tureen in manner of Marseille featuring Pink, Purple and Green decor of natural flowers. Cover grips on Lid are decorated with onion, asparagus as well as painted flowers.

with Cobalt blue glaze outside and inside, and a gold décor.

French, late 20th century with painted floral scenes, metal mountswith spurious Sévres marks.

probably Mexican, age unknown

with two handles on modern iron stand

probably Mexican, age unknown

featuring with ribbed decoration, traces white surface paint.

probably Mexican, age unknown

featuring two-handled lidded form with crimped decoration, some red mineral surface pigment.

comprising:  - gravy boat and  6 plates Dia.9 1/2"

Louis XV style  -  Circa 1860

France - Circa 1820
This piece is called "melard" in French and was made in Auvergne (center of France) Its purpose was to store olive oil (coming from Provence). In Auvergne, the pottery tradition goes back to Gallo Roman time (Ca 100A.D.). In the 19th C, the tradition continues to make simple and utilitarian domestic objects with old techniques .This piece is typical with a glazed earthenware which provides a marvelous green with reddish accents color. Its shape is little ovoid with a flat bottom ."Decoration" is a network of horizontal and vertical narrow bands which function is to reinforce the jar both during the ceramming heat cycle and during its usage. It has 3 handles for handy grip. We evaluate its countenance to be around 30 gallons and its weight (empty) 50 pounds. Interesting and quite unique ,this "melard" did not have his outside surface cleaned after last usage and shows lot of solid "drops" of oil on it. That's because olive oil is siccative (quick drying) and therefore become solid in air due to the oxydation of the "double bond". This "melard" can be inside or outside the house.                

Celadon with iron red and white glazed decoration. 

Cartouche of paragons of fileal piety

China - 19th Century

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