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Moutiers Earthenware Plate, 18th Century
Moutiers earthenware plate, 18th century.
On a terrace, a fantastic bird captures a butterfly. It is surrounded by garlands of flowers and fluttering insects.
On the wing, garlands of flowers run.
The edge is highlighted with a green net and a succession of purple manganese lines.
The outline of the plate is scalloped.
No cracks.
Very beautiful white enamel.
Diameter: 24.5 cm.
Origin: South of France.
Period: 18th century.
Shipping at the expense of the Purchaser.
Magali Tuech Antiques in Castillon du Gard
On a terrace, a fantastic bird captures a butterfly. It is surrounded by garlands of flowers and fluttering insects.
On the wing, garlands of flowers run.
The edge is highlighted with a green net and a succession of purple manganese lines.
The outline of the plate is scalloped.
No cracks.
Very beautiful white enamel.
Diameter: 24.5 cm.
Origin: South of France.
Period: 18th century.
Shipping at the expense of the Purchaser.
Magali Tuech Antiques in Castillon du Gard
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