Pair Of Veuve Perrin Marseille Faience Dishes, 18th Century
Artist: Veuve Perrin
A pair of Veuve Perrin, Marseille, square faience dishes, late 18th century, hand-painted with dancers in a rural riverside setting with surrounding flowers, with scalloped sides in puce and yellow, and brown/dark red rims.
Marks: VP marks in underglaze blue.
Measurements (each):
Width: 21cm (8.3in)
Depth: 21cm (8.3in)
Height: 2cm (0,8in)
Condition:
Dish with building on left: Fine crazing of glaze, a faint hairline from the side visible underneath (see image), a couple of rough patches underneath (did not wash off with soap and water)
Dish with building on right: Chip at top right corner, faint speckling to glaze, most visible on underside.
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Marks: VP marks in underglaze blue.
Measurements (each):
Width: 21cm (8.3in)
Depth: 21cm (8.3in)
Height: 2cm (0,8in)
Condition:
Dish with building on left: Fine crazing of glaze, a faint hairline from the side visible underneath (see image), a couple of rough patches underneath (did not wash off with soap and water)
Dish with building on right: Chip at top right corner, faint speckling to glaze, most visible on underside.
Shipping: Free to most destinations. If your destination does not show free shipping, please ask.
335 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Some scratches and chips
Material: Earthenware
Width: 21 cm
Height: 2 cm
Depth: 21 cm
Reference (ID): 1643156
Availability: In stock
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