Lot of mismatched earthenware pieces including: EASTERN FRANCE 18th-19th century Set of mismatched polychrome earthenware pieces including a rafraîchissoir, six plates (one bearing the mark of Joseph Hannong in Strasbourg) and an oil and vinegar cruet. An oval earthenware plate with polychrome floral decoration is included. 18th century ROUEN 18th century Earthenware planter with polychrome floral design H. 17.5 cm Diam. 26.5 cm (Accidents and numerous restorations) Earthenware contoured rim plate with polychrome quiver design Diam. 25.5 cm (Accents and restorations) Earthenware medicine jar with blue monochrome decoration of a rocaille cartouche marked "Ong. Merc. D." H. 15.5 cm (Accidents) DESVRES Fourmaintraux Earthenware banquette with polychrome decoration in the Rouen style of a flowering basket 35.5 x 24 cm

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