A large, wonderfully preserved, porcelain dish for serving vegetables, a main course or an appetizer, manufactured by the Limoges manufactory L. Bernardaud & Co (B&Co). The item has a green underglaze B&Co marking, corresponding to the marking of the manufactory in 1914-1930. The dish is decorated with...

Introducing a vintage french traditional ceramic muffin pan with hand-painted pattern. It can be used for its intended purpose for baking, you can also make jelly in it, for example. Or you can simply use it by hanging it on the wall as an interior decor. In any case, this thing is very practical. There...

This graceful big antique porcelain sugar bowl, made by the Limoges manufactory Balleroy&Cie approx. after 1904 and up to 1920 s, has embossed lines and a graceful shape, decorated with a colorful bouquet of carnations and daisies. Gilding on the side. Dimensions approx: height - 17 cm 6.69 inches width...

It is difficult to imagine the traditions of France without eating a huge amount of seafood, especially oysters and other shellfish. Even if you are not a fan of shellfish, collectible oyster plates, hand-made in the technique of barbotine majolica, cannot fail to charm true connoisseurs of beauty with...

Charming carved vintage fruit basket / rusk bowl on a graceful leg made of glazed rough handmade ceramics. Decorated with a handcrafted pattern of lovely flowers / berries and framed with a delicate tiffany border. Could be used as a fruit bowl, decorative bowl, bread basket, serving bowl etc. Dimensions:...

An octagonal colorful earthenware dish with partial hand painting and two handles, decorated with floral decor. The plate is made in a primitive style, very similar in shape and pattern to Old Rouen, but since there is no corresponding marking on the bottom, except for the letters D and C and the number...

A beautiful earthenware vintage vase in excellent condition with a small chip on one of the flowers, which is visible in the last photo. Delicate colors, a beautiful form of a vase, it is marked with a black inscription Capodimonte and a crown, numbers 839/P are stamped in the vase. Height 24 cm (9,5...

Calvados is part of traditional French culture, and mine also lol. And for centuries, this drink was placed in special bottles, the design and production of which has also become part of the culture. I present to you this handmade sandstone bottle for apple/pear brandy in brown color, decorated with...

Charming handmade jug for wine, drinks and water made of glazed ceramics in a pleasant mustard color . Although the jug is not attributed, because does not have a trademark, in my opinion, it is created in the style of the artists of the village of Vallarius on the Cote d'Azur of France. Decorated with...

The charming coffee pairs of small size beige porcelain in the shape of a flower were produced in the Malbec, Bonnet and Treillard decorators workshop, judging by the underglaze stamp on the saucers in 1957-1962. There are no stamps on the cups. The dishes are in excellent vintage condition, without...

Rare find: A trio of cute antique porcelain bowls / serving bowls from the Limosa Sainte Foy manufactory, Rhone, France, 1930s, decorated with the popular cornflower pattern in decal technique. A bit of the history of this factory: the Garat factory was founded in 1860 by the Marquis de Fenoil in the...

An elegant white gravy boat with a plate under it (monolith) with a lid from the famous Limoges manufacturer Bernardaud & Co (overglaze marking), produced at the beginning of the 20th century, according to the catalog of Marie Frank Gaston, produced in 1913-1930. Beautifully shaped handles, decal drawing...

Six vintage tea / coffee pairs (cups + saucers) made in Limoges, France, are made in fine white porcelain with an easily recognizable relief pattern, registered as a signature manufactory Georges Boyer, which existed from 1953 to 1980. Cup sizes: Height 4.3 cm 1.57 inches Width 9.4 cm 3.54 inches Width...

Wedgwood is a world famous English company engaged in the manufacture of tableware, founded in 1759. Famous for its magnificent sets in Roman, Egyptian and Greek styles. Thanks to special technologies and improvements, the work of the Wedgwood factories has secured the glory of Royal Goods. Wedgwood...

Nice set of six cups and saucers produced in 1950-60 by the now defunct Indian manufactory Hitkari Potteries for export to England. Cups and saucers are decorated with pleasant floral designs in blue-green tones and gilded ornaments. The set is in good vintage condition with no cracks or chips. Dimensions:...