Three Revolutionary Plates - 18th Century

Three earthenware plates with revolutionary decoration:

1- From Waly, with a scalloped rim and polychrome decoration in the center depicting the three estates: crosier, spade, and sword around a fleur-de-lis beneath a royal crown, and the inscription "Vive la nation" (Long Live the Nation) on a banner. Revolutionary period, late 18th century. Diameter: 22.5 cm. Two small chips on the rim (see photos).

2- From Nevers, with patriotic polychrome decoration of architecture and a cherub holding a trumpet, displaying a blue, white, and red flag with the inscription "La paix" (Peace). Late 18th century, revolutionary period. Diameter: 22.5 cm.

3- From Roanne, with revolutionary decoration depicting a figure holding a flag marked "Vive la nation" (Long Live the Nation), dated 1790, but with a crack and chips on the rim (see photos). Late 18th century, revolutionary period. Diameter: 22.5 cm.

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