盤子 - 陶瓷

18th Century French Faience Dish with Putto – Hand-Painted – 20.5 cm

Bring a touch of 18th-century charm into your home with this beautiful French faience dish, delicately hand-painted with a lively putto (cherub) scene in soft blue, turquoise and terracotta tones. A wonderful example of early European tin-glazed pottery, full of character and artistry.

Item Details
Origin: France
Period: 18th century
Material: Tin-glazed earthenware (faience)
Diameter: approx. 20.5 cm
Technique: Hand-painted
Motif: Central putto/cherub holding a drapery, surrounded by foliage and a decorative border
Condition:
Good antique condition
Expected rim chips and glaze losses from age
No restorations
Back shows typical glaze bubbles and kiln marks
Displays beautifully
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Description
This charming dish features a central putto standing in a landscape, executed in traditional blue camaïeu style with green foliage accents. The rim is decorated with a classic 18th-century scroll and feather border, typical of French provincial faience workshops.
The piece shows the distinctive characteristics of early faience:
• Slight irregularities
• Soft glaze pooling
• Kiln “pops” and firing marks

These details add to its authenticity and antique appeal.

A lovely item for collectors of faience, early European ceramics, French country décor, or anyone who loves unique, historic pieces.