There are lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service. A set of 8 French Paris plates, circa , each printed in black and white with a cartoon by Ch. Hamlet, after Draner, with each also described, printed marks for L. A pair of rectangular framed porcelain plaques with putti in an amorous context, L.
Work: ca. A pair of Kashmiri painted wood pricket candlesticks. H 75cms. Signed by artist. Circa Rousseau Paris'; durchbrochen, polychrom bemalt mit Szenen aus Kindergeschichten, stark besch. A set of 12 French Siege of Paris plates.
Circa , each printed in black and white with a cartoon by Ch. Hamlet, after Draner, with subjects titled 'Paris assiege', and each also described, printed marks for L. A Creil et Montereau French Pottery Plaque, circa , by E Lamboreau, painted with figures at court in 16th century dress, signed, in oak frame 57cm diameter overall. Hand decorated vessel in glaze finish featuring a man in blue and red uniform. Depose impressed backstamp. Issued: 19th c. Dimensions: 6. Creil-Montereau, early 19th century, transfer printed Canary yellow lidded Sucrier.
Scenes depicting rural landscapes populated by thatched cottages. One side shows milk maid and farmer, the opposite a couple beside a lake. Modelled on socle base with circular lid and ovoid form finial Height Six early 'La Velocipedomaine' cycling themed side-plates by Creil et Montereau of France, late 19th Century,six from a series, each transfer printed with humourous early French cycling scene with caption, comprising series numbers 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12; together with another French early cycling-themed side-plate by Opaque de Sarreguemines, number 3 of a series; each 19cm diameter, with some crazing to glaze.
Two 19th century Creil et Montereau plates, both having black transfer humorous scenes to fronts, both with CH Hamlet facsimile signature. Set of 11 French pottery plates, the decoration designed by Felix Bracquemond, showing birds, fish, flowers and butterflies, with streaked blue edges, marked "L.
