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Set of Seven Hunting Plates - Gien, France, 20th century, "Rambouillet" design, designed by Jean Bertholle (1955) for the French presidential residences, faience, hand-painted in polychrome with game and birds, 6 dinner plates featuring various animal motifs (hares, pheasants, partridges, ducks, and woodcocks), diameter approx. 26 cm each, 1 large round platter depicting a stag, diameter approx. 34.5 cm, each with a wavy rim, marked on the underside with the manufacturer’s mark “Gien France” and the painter’s monograms, signs of age and wear, some glaze craquelure, one plate with significant rim chipping
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