Rare 18th Century German Faience Rococo Encrier Inkstand Stockelsdorf
Located in Worpswede / Bremen, DE
The form of this rare encrier is based on the model of the known faience master Johann Georg Buchwald, who produced it first in the manufacture of Marieberg, later also in Eckernförd...
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18th Century Faience Terrace Vase
By Marieberg
Located in Ljungby, SE
A large terrace vase from the Swedish faience factory Marieberg, dated 1771. Painted in polychrome muffle colors. The vase has older repairs and includes some loose pieces from the b...
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Italian Rustic Faience Vase of Flattened Circular Form with Molded Decoration
Located in Palm Desert, CA
A rustic Italian faience vase molded in relief from the 19th century. The body of flattened circular form is topped by a tall cylindrical neck with a flaring rim flanked by rope-like handles. Molded in relief overall, each side is decorated with the figure of a bird in a stylized wreath amid fruits, nuts and grape vines. Resting on a flared circular foot with incised geometrical patterns echoed on the neck and rim, the vase is covered overall with brown and green splashes on an ochre ground. The rustic style of this Italian faience vase, with its rope-like decoration and particular shape echoing traditional wine flasks...
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20th Century French Longwy Faience and Gold Nets Plate, 1955
By Faïenceries et Emaux de Longwy
Located in LEGNY, FR
Very rare 20th century French Longwy faience and gold nets plate from the 1955. Created and stamped by M.P Chevalier, he was the artistic director of the Longwy factory between 1945...
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