Patinated plates
French and English manufacturers
XIXTH
Patinated plates
19,00€
Patinated plates with floral motifs
XIXTH
Indiana, Clairefontaine, 19th century
Dish coming from the faience factory of Clairefontaine (Burgundy Franche Comté), founded in 1804.
Period of manufacture: 1875-1878, Jules Sanejouand period (The JS of the stamp with the marine anchor)
Around 1875, the arrival of a decorator from Sèvres, Victor Ameline, marked a period of expansion of production: opaque porcelains, barbotines, enamels, fine earthenware.
The Clairefontaine faience factory was awarded a prize at the 1878 Universal Exhibition for its collection of majolica enamelware and the octagonal Indiana dinner service. Between 1876 and 1879, the factory supplied white earthenware (undecorated fired cookies) for the Nancy artists Charles and Emile Gallé.
(Source: Ministry of Culture)
Purple decoration of carnations, contoured edges
Illegible stamp
23 cm
Blue and green decor, Primavesi & Sons, Swansea and London
24.5 cm
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| Patinated plates | Indiana, Purple, Primavesi & Sons |
