Antique French Faience Vase – Attributed to Fourmaintraux, Desvres A beautiful antique-style French faience vase, attributed to the historic Fourmaintraux pottery tradition of Desvres, France. This elegant vase features a richly decorated baluster-shaped body, an elaborate scalloped rim and two large, graceful scrolling handles inspired by the Rococo tradition. The surface is decorated with a charming floral basket, surrounded by intricate multicoloured flowers and foliage. The vibrant cobalt blue, orange-red, yellow and green tones create a striking contrast against the creamy white glazed background. The vase displays the decorative characteristics associated with traditional Desvres faience craftsmanship. Marks and Attribution The underside bears hand-painted initials and a numerical marking, together with an old handwritten paper label. The decoration and characteristics suggest a possible connection with the renowned Fourmaintraux manufacture of Desvres. The exact manufacturer and production period have not been conclusively established and are left for expert evaluation. Details - Manufacturer: Attributed to Fourmaintraux - Origin: France (attributed) - Period: Late 19th to early 20th century (stylistic estimate) - Material: Glazed faience earthenware - Decoration: Polychrome floral decoration - Style: Rococo Revival - Height: 19 cm - Base diameter: Approximately 9 cm - Marks: Hand-painted initials, numerical marking and old paper label - Quantity: 1 vase Condition The offered vase is the intact example from an originally matching pair. Please examine the detailed photographs for its condition, historical characteristics and any age-related wear. An attractive decorative piece for collectors of French faience, traditional Desvres pottery and antique European ceramics. The auction includes one vase only.