ROCAILLE AND SEA FLAT PLATE "MARINE" C. 1900

There are many that depict only landscapes, but this plate is beautifully designed with a rocaille pattern. The beauty more than compensates for the shortcomings such as ink threads, small chips, and stains. You can't help but look at each seaside pattern.

Clairefontaine kiln near Paris. The back stamp has the yacht mark and MARINE written on it. Late 1800s-c. 1900.

Flat dishes with a diameter of 23 cm. It is a plate that can be used for all kinds of dishes. The deep blue color is beautiful.

"Terre de fer" pottery with a lot of kaolin and feldspar added (semi-ceramic semi-porcelain) is called Terre de fer terre de ferre . It was first produced in 1770 and mass-produced in the late 19th century. It was made to be whiter and more robust.

There is an intrusion throughout. It also contains ink threads, fine scratches, discoloration, and penetration. It is in good condition for an antique item of this age, but there are scratches and stains due to aging. Please purchase antiques with understanding.

This is the price of one plate. There is a stamp on the back.

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