19 Pieces Of Fine Earthenware From Stone Et Coquerel And Creil – Early 19th Century

A set of fine earthenware from the Stone & Coquerel factory in Paris and the Creil factory, consisting of 19 pieces:
a large oval dish depicting “Minucius Acknowledges His Mistake”; Length: 47 cm x 35 cm – Stone & Coquerel mark - A small chip on the rim.
a deep dish titled “The Wet Finger,” marked Stone et Coquerel—Diameter: 27.5 cm
a dish titled “Roman Embassy in Carthage” Marked Stone & Coquerel; Diameter: 27 cm
A platter titled “View of the Jardin des Plantes,” marked Stone & Coquerel; Diameter: 32.5 cm
Another platter titled “View of the Jardin des Plantes,” marked Stone & Coquerel - Diameter: 30 cm
A dish titled “View of the Louvre,” marked Stone & Coquerel - Diameter: 27 cm
A dish titled “Senate Palace,” marked Stone & Coquerel - Diameter: 27 cm (3 chips)
Salad bowl with a view of Westcombe, Kent. Diameter: 26.5 cm
Set of 11 fine Creil earthenware plates depicting the history of the kings of France. Diameter: 21 cm; some chips (see photos)
Early 19th century
Additional photos, particularly of the reverse sides, are available upon request.