French Ironstone | Terre de Fer
Antique French Pedestal Cake Stand | Faience Fine | E. Bourgeois Paris Grand Dépôt
Antique French Compote Plate | Boulenger Choisy-le-Roi | Pompadour Pattern
Antique French Saladier | Grigny Terre de Fer | Late 19th C
Antique French Faïence Bowl | HB et Cie Choisy-le-Roi | Early 20th Century
Vintage Italian Sambonet Coupes | Silver Plate | Set of 6
Antique French Saint Amand Muguet Platter Set | Five-Piece Faience, c. 1900
Antique French White Ironstone Oval Platters | Pair, Graduated Sizes | Bistro Service Ware
Antique French Fish Platter | 19th Century White Ironstone | Turbot Platter
Antique French Lunéville Soup Tureen | White Faience Soupière
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Refined, resilient and closely tied to 19th-century French tableware... Terre de Fer holds a special place in the history of French ceramics. Also known as French ironstone, it was produced by celebrated makers such as Sarreguemines, Creil et Montereau, Lunéville and Gien.
Plates, platters, tureens, compotiers, pitchers and serving pieces are admired for their elegant forms, crisp transferware decoration and soft palettes of blue, sepia, green or black. Floral motifs, rural scenes, landscapes, birds and delicate borders give each piece a decorative presence that still feels easy to live with.
Our French Ironstone and Terre de Fer collection is chosen for the quality of its decoration, the balance of its shape and the gently aged patina that only time can create. Light crazing, worn edges, small imperfections and signs of use are part of the charm of these antique French ceramics, whether collected, displayed or brought to a table full of character.
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