School Of Bernard Palissy, Fontainebleau Or Pré d'Auge—17th Century

School of Bernard Palissy, Fontainebleau or Pré d’Auge—Oval dish with a scalloped rim on a glazed earthenware foot, featuring a polychrome decoration of a seated young woman symbolizing “Flora.” She is depicted under a tree with garden attributes against a background of a landscape and a castle; the rim features interlaced motifs on a brown background. The reverse of the dish is mottled.
School of Bernard Palissy, after an engraving by Philippe Gallé based on Marten De Vas’s “Spring,” circa 1600, Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
Firing shrinkage, slight wear, a section restored on the lower part.
17th century.
Length: 33 cm - Width: 26.5 cm

Included is a round dish from the Palissy school, made of glazed earthenware with a polychrome relief decoration on the rim featuring leafy scrollwork
and fleurons; the center and reverse feature a marbled background. 17th century.
Fractured and re-glued.
Diameter: 26.5 cm
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