Next Sunday - in Bergerac
Hôtels Des Ventes Du Périgord
South-West France
19 June 2011 - 14h30
An unusual large Collection of Céramiques - Faiences
VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES
Faïences françaises et étrangères XVIIIe-XIXe:
Ancy le Franc, Auvillar, Angouleme, Auxerre, Bergerac, Bordeaux,
Delft, Est, Italie, La Rochelle, Marseille, Martres Tolosane,
Moncaut, Nevers, Saintes, Sainte Foy la Grande, Samadet, Sceaux,
Sinceny, Strasbourg, Sud Ouest, Thiviers.......
Toulouse Collection de faïences de Moustiers
Collection du Docteur B. et a divers...
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Ensemble de faïences de Moustiers XVIII siècle
Assiettes a décor animé - 18th and 19th century
Assiettes a décor animé
Assiettes a décor de Chinois - 18th and 19th century
Assiettes a décor animé
Assiettes a décor d'oiseau
Assiettes a décor révolutionnaires - 18th century
Ensemble de faïences de Moustiers - 18th century
La Rochelle - "Marie Geffrier 1758"
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'decor révolutionionnaires'
Bouquetière Moustiers 18th century
Moustiers 18th century
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'decor florale' - Flowers
Moustiers
Soupière - late 18th century - Alsace Lorraine
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'decor Chinois'
Who ever Docteur B. was - he was definitely a very passionate collector!
A collector with 'heart and soul'
Very exiting!
An extraordinary collection of over 300 Faiences!
So many pieces...and I only selected a "few" to show...I have to continue...
....tomorrow...
with:
- Blue and White - 'decor animé' - birds - music - 'campagnard' - and Moustiers
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On this occasion I would like
to express a special thanks
to
for her great support and encouragement when I started blogging.
Herzlichen Dank liebe Gina - Merci beaucoup!
I have always admired a certain type of hand painted ceramics;
the more colorful and robust tin glaze ceramics of the Italian Renaissance.....
I have painted since childhood.
Learning how to paint in the Maiolica style was not difficult.
All I needed were a few intensive lessons from several very fine teachers
in Italy and other parts of Europe. I paint almost every day!...."
more ....here
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful collection, but, now I'm jealous :D
Hugs
Jérôme
Hi Karin! I love the photos of the ceramics and the link to Gina Ceramics! I will be in touch with Gina, for sure! I tried to find an English translation for the word MOUSTIER without luck.
ReplyDeleteI first thought platter, then large plate, then there were other forms. I am confused.
Can you provide a translation of MOUSTIERS?
Thank you!]
Chris
cnjhooker:
ReplyDeleteMouistiers is a town in South of France 'Alpes-de-Haute-Provence' near Gorges. Fabrication of Faiences started there in the 17th Century. More information about in my next post 'part 2'.
Helpful so far?
Many Greetings and thank you very much, Christine, for your visit and comment!
karin
Dear Karin, First I was drooling over these beautiful French antiques and then I was so happy to know that there would be more to admire tomorrow. And then, to my surprise and delight, I found myself in such excellent company.
ReplyDeleteDear Karin, you have made my day!
Warm regards, Gina
Wow Karin what a feast ! they are WONDERFUL somebody is goigng t be a vERY lucky person to buy thoseCant wit to see the rest Love Fay xx
ReplyDeleteGoodness, Karin! I amazed at your collection!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck at the auction; if only we were on the same continent.
I hope that some day you and Gina meet up!
So these pieces are at auction right? There are some lovely pieces but my favorite would be the flower frogs/holders. Are yuo going to bid on any of them? Have a lovely evening Karin!
ReplyDeleteHi Karin~ That collection is massive! It is all so beautiful. Are you going to try to purchase any?
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Monday.
xo
Karen