This is a beginning of the 19th century hand-colored engraving made by Philibert-Louis Debucourt (1755-1832) from an original drawing of Carle Vernet (1758-1836) named "La Marchande de Saucisses". The glass frame is original from the 19th century. Circa date 1820. Dimensions Frame: 19 ½"high/ 15 ½"wide.
This is a very appealing pair of wrought iron decorative elements highlighted in their center with their original etched mirrors embellished with floral pattern standing on a tripod base. Note that one of the mirrors has a crack. Circa date 1890. Dimensions 21 ½”high/ 8”diameter.
A lovely glazed terra cotta Vase, commonly called Tian by the French and originally coming from Narbonne in the South West of France near the Spanish border. . A few chips can be seen due to the age. Circa date 1900. Dimensions 8”high/ 18”diameter.
An exquisite gilded base made from lime tree by the end of the 19th century ready to display small statue or bust. This adorable piece is lovely embellished with floral pattern and trimmed by tiny beads all standing on acanthus shaped feet. Note minor scratches and dents due to the age. Circa date 1880. Dimensions 4”high/ 10”diameter.
Here is an adorable Majolica Cache Pot, nicely embellished with colorful floral pattern and standing on its sun-shaped plate. Note the tiny hole inside the pot to drain water. Circa date 1900. Dimensions Cache Pot: 5 ½"high/ 6"diameter. Dimensions Plate: 0 ¾"high/ 6 ½"diameter.
An adorable Majolica set consisting of Asparagus shaped drainer and tray made at the beginning of the 20th century. Circa date 1900. Dimensions Tray: 1 ½”high/ 13”wide/ 8 ¾”deep. Dimensions Drainer: 2”high/ 12”wide/ 8”deep.
This is a very and colorful majolica Asparagus drainer made by the end of the 19th century supported by foliate shaped legs. Note the 3 holes at the base to drain the water. Circa date 1880. Dimensions 4 ½”high/ 10”long/ 7”deep.
A lovely bathroom set from the beginning of the 20th century made from faience and boasting a splendid monochrome floral embellishment. This set is originally from Onnaing (North of France). A chip can be seen on the bowl. Circa date 1900. Dimensions Picther: 6"high/ 9"wide/ 7"deep. Dimensions Bowl: 4"high/ 14 ½” diameter.
This is a cute souvenir from the Exposition Universelle in 1900 which occurred from April 15th to November 1900 bringing about 50 millions visitors. This souvenir plate is depicting “Le Palais de la Navigation”. Note the intricate borders depicting oak leaf. Some areas are a little but faded due to the age. Circa date 1900. Dimensions 8”diameter.
