Sarreguemines - Wall plate (2) - Faience - Scenes from Namur
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Two faience wall plates with suspension cords, dating to about 1900–1910, made by Sarreguemines in France, each 33 cm wide and 27 cm high, with deep blue glazed rims and a gold line, featuring hand-coloured embossed cityscapes of Namur with the Citadel, marked with serial number 3465 and DRP Breveté SGDG, in good condition with minor enamel cracks and edge wear.
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Two ceramic wall plates with hanging cords from around 1900-1910. The plates were made by Sarreguemines, a well-known French manufacturer of ceramics and porcelain. Dimensions are 33 cm wide and 27 cm high.
The wall boards are marked and have a serial number on the back (serial number 3465). It also states on the back 'D.R.P. Breveté S.G.D.G.', a French patent protection from the early twentieth century without state guarantee, common around 1900-1910.
The edges of the wall plaques are glazed in deep blue with a gold-colored line. The center features a detailed cityscape with a light relief structure, hand-colored. The plaques depict a hand-colored, printed view of the city of Namur in Belgium, with both displaying the recognizable image of the citadel. The scenes are titled:
Pont de Jambes with Citadelle
View of the Sambre and the Citadel
The condition is in good shape, considering the age. Some small glaze hairline cracks and light wear on the edges, see the photos.
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Two wall plaques made of faience with suspension cords, dating from around 1900-1910. They were produced by Sarreguemines, a renowned French manufacturer of ceramics and porcelain. They measure 33 cm in width and 27 cm in height.
The plates are marked and bear a serial number on the back (No. 3465). They also include the mention 'D.R.P. Breveté S.G.D.G.', a French patent protection from the early 20th century, without state guarantee, common around 1900-1910.
The edge of the plates is glazed with a deep blue, accented with a gold border. The center depicts a detailed urban landscape in slight relief, hand-colored. The two plates feature a printed and hand-colored view of the city of Namur, in Belgium, with the recognizable citadel between the two. The scenes are titled:
Pont de Jambes with Citadelle
View of the Sambre and the Citadel
The condition is good considering its age. Some small cracks in the enamel and slight wear on the edges; see the photos.
Two ceramic wall plates with hanging cords from around 1900-1910. The plates were made by Sarreguemines, a well-known French manufacturer of ceramics and porcelain. Dimensions are 33 cm wide and 27 cm high.
The wall boards are marked and have a serial number on the back (serial number 3465). It also states on the back 'D.R.P. Breveté S.G.D.G.', a French patent protection from the early twentieth century without state guarantee, common around 1900-1910.
The edges of the wall plaques are glazed in deep blue with a gold-colored line. The center features a detailed cityscape with a light relief structure, hand-colored. The plaques depict a hand-colored, printed view of the city of Namur in Belgium, with both displaying the recognizable image of the citadel. The scenes are titled:
Pont de Jambes with Citadelle
View of the Sambre and the Citadel
The condition is in good shape, considering the age. Some small glaze hairline cracks and light wear on the edges, see the photos.
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Two wall plaques made of faience with suspension cords, dating from around 1900-1910. They were produced by Sarreguemines, a renowned French manufacturer of ceramics and porcelain. They measure 33 cm in width and 27 cm in height.
The plates are marked and bear a serial number on the back (No. 3465). They also include the mention 'D.R.P. Breveté S.G.D.G.', a French patent protection from the early 20th century, without state guarantee, common around 1900-1910.
The edge of the plates is glazed with a deep blue, accented with a gold border. The center depicts a detailed urban landscape in slight relief, hand-colored. The two plates feature a printed and hand-colored view of the city of Namur, in Belgium, with the recognizable citadel between the two. The scenes are titled:
Pont de Jambes with Citadelle
View of the Sambre and the Citadel
The condition is good considering its age. Some small cracks in the enamel and slight wear on the edges; see the photos.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Ceramics type
Faience
Title additional information
Scenes from Namur
No. of items
2
Country of Origin
France
Manufacturer/ Brand
Sarreguemines
Material
Pottery
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
27 cm
Width
33 cm
Depth
3 cm
Estimated Period
1900-1910
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