Late 20th Century Delft and Faience

Rare Fish set from the 1970s made in the Sarreguemines Faiencerie in France. Twelve plates representing a species of fish, two species by plates and a large plater. "Cassis" model....

Beautiful, coveted and unique old handmade and hand-coloured circular serving dish, from Manufacture de Porcelaine de Monaco / Cerart. It has , with lovely fruit motifs, such as figs, pomegranates, cherries and grapes. The dish is made at one of the many small pottery...

This large Delft vase is painted in tones of blue and white. We see four alternating panels. Two panels show a songbird in the garden of a flowerin...

A fine vintage Delft pottery punch bowl. By De Porceleleyne Fles (aka Royal Delft). Painted by L. de Groot. Decorated throughout with typical Delft floral & fruit motifs along with a single bird. Bearing a factory label to the base. Simply a great Dutch Delft punch bowl...

Pair of Lamps in Blue and White Glazed Ceramic Delf, Numbered and Signed

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Ceramic centerpiece from Faenza (Italy); it has been skilfully hand-painted with the "Garofano" decoration; this type of decoration is a "chinoiserie" and was produced for the first time in 1767 by the Feriani Factory in Faenza, a great protagonist in the history of ceramics from 1693 to 1893; represents an imaginary oriental garden in bloom, with a blue lawn, and in the center, the "Carnation of the Indies", re-elaborated according to the ceramic tradition of Faenza; the strong polychromatic suggestion has made this decoration famous all over the world and still today, after more than two centuries of history, it is one of the most fascinating and requested collections. Our centerpiece was not produced in one of the many factories in Faenza that produce hundreds of them, but by a single person, Marinella Melandri, an expert and skilled artist painter who had her own small studio and workshop in the center of Faenza; perhaps a relative of the more famous Pietro Melandri, the great Faentine ceramist of the early 1900s, Marinella Melandri was considered a refined decorator, a Master of Art in hand-painting precious ceramics, rich in spirit and creativity; clearly her production was very limited but of very high quality and in great demand by an elite of customers; our centerpiece created between 1975 and 1979 is entirely hand made and hand-painted following the tradition of Faenza Majolica...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Ceramic table tray from Faenza (Italy); it has been skilfully hand-painted with the "Garofano" decoration; this type of decoration is a "chinoiserie" and was produced for the first time in 1767 by the Feriani Factory in Faenza, a great protagonist in the history of ceramics from 1693 to 1893; represents an imaginary oriental garden in bloom, with a blue lawn, and in the center, the "Carnation of the Indies", re-elaborated according to the ceramic tradition of Faenza; the strong polychromatic suggestion has made this decoration famous all over the world and still today, after more than two centuries of history, it is one of the most fascinating and requested collections. Our tray was not produced in one of the many factories in Faenza that produce hundreds of them, but by a single person, Marinella Melandri, an expert and skilled artist painter who had her own small studio and workshop in the center of Faenza; perhaps a relative of the more famous Pietro Melandri, the great Faentine ceramist of the early 1900s, Marinella Melandri was considered a refined decorator, a Master of Art in hand-painting precious ceramics, rich in spirit and creativity; clearly her production was very limited but of very high quality and in great demand by an elite of customers; our tray created between 1975 and 1979 is entirely hand made and hand-painted following the tradition of Faenza majolica...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Tableware composed of 11 iconic ceramic flat plates from Faenza (Italy); they have been skillfully hand-painted with the "Garofano" decoration; this type of decoration is a "chinoiserie" and was first produced in 1767 by the Feriani Factory in Faenza, a major player in the history of ceramics from 1693 to 1893; represents an imaginary oriental garden in bloom, with a blue lawn and in the center the "Carnation of the Indies", re-elaborated according to the ceramic tradition of Faenza; the strong polychromatic suggestion has made this decoration famous all over the world and still today, after more than two centuries of history, it is one of the most fascinating and requested collections. Our plates were not produced in one of the many factories in Faenza that produce hundreds of them, but by a single person, Marinella Melandri, an expert and skilled artist painter who had her own small studio and workshop in the center of Faenza; perhaps a relative of the more famous Pietro Melandri, the great Faentine ceramist of the early 1900s, Marinella Melandri was considered a refined decorator, a Master of Art in hand-painting precious ceramics, rich in spirit and creativity; Clearly her production was very limited but of very high quality and in great demand by an elite of customers; our plates created between 1975 and 1979 are entirely hand made and hand-painted following the tradition of Faenza majolica...

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. Tableware composed of 12 iconic ceramic flat plates from Faenza (Italy); they have been skillfully hand-painted with the "Garofano" decoration; this type of decoration is a "chinoiserie" and was first produced in 1767 by the Feriani Factory in Faenza, a major player in the history of ceramics from 1693 to 1893; represents an imaginary oriental garden in bloom, with a blue lawn and in the center the "Carnation of the Indies", re-elaborated according to the ceramic tradition of Faenza; the strong polychromatic suggestion has made this decoration famous all over the world and still today, after more than two centuries of history, it is one of the most fascinating and requested collections. Our plates were not produced in one of the many factories in Faenza that produce hundreds of them, but by a single person, Marinella Melandri, an expert and skilled artist painter who had her own small studio and workshop in the center of Faenza; perhaps a relative of the more famous Pietro Melandri, the great Faentine ceramist of the early 1900s, Marinella Melandri was considered a refined decorator, a Master of Art in hand-painting precious ceramics, rich in spirit and creativity; Clearly her production was very limited but of very high quality and in great demand by an elite of customers; our plates created between 1975 and 1979 are entirely hand made and hand-painted following the tradition of Faenza majolica...

Fabulous 3 piece set which includes coffee/tea pot with sugar & creamer. Measures: Creamer is 5 H x 4.5 W x 3 D Sugar bowl with lid is 6 H x 5.5 W x 3.5 D Teapot is 10.5 H x 8 W x ...

Beautiful pair of Henriot Quimper Faience coffee mugs with the traditional Breton figures male and female on either mugs. In excellent vintage condition with virtually no wear, minor...

Decorate a buffet or dining table with this colorful cache pot. Hand crafted in France circa 1980 and oval in shape, the ceramic jardiniere is dressed with elegant leaf shaped handle...