4 antique French Lunéville faïence plates - white 9"

SKU: 19258

US$296
Free delivery to USA, including all import taxes and duties.
Dating from the late-nineteenth century, a lovely set of four Lunéville faience dinner plates. The subtle scalloped edge makes the overall shape evocative of a flower. Very well used and timeworn, these would look fabulous displayed on a wall or in a glass-door hutch.
Lunéville Faience, a renowned French pottery, originated in the town of Lunéville in Lorraine in 1723, when Jacques Chambrette founded the first faience factory. The manufactory quickly gained a reputation for producing high-quality earthenware, often adorned with vibrant hand-painted decorations and Rococo motifs. In 1748, it received the prestigious title of "Manufacture Royale" under the patronage of King Stanislas Leszczynski, Duke of Lorraine.


Heavy wear and rustic condition consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 9" diameter each
Approx. overall 23cm diameter each

1 piece/pair/set in stock.

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