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This French faïence plate presents a hand-painted folkloric figure rendered in the traditional Provençal manner associated with Moustiers and Southern …
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This French faïence plate presents a hand-painted folkloric figure rendered in the traditional Provençal manner associated with Moustiers and Southern French ateliers.
The central motif references the year 1789, a historic date in French political culture, and is framed by stylized botanical borders executed in tin-glaze pigments. The inscription “Peint Main” indicates individual hand-decoration rather than transfer production, consistent with late-20th-century studio work inspired by 18th-century regional faïence.
The plate measures 9.25 inches across and is formed in a gently scalloped profile typical of Moustiers-influenced tableware. Suitable for collectors of European folk ceramics or French decorative arts.
Provenance details unknown; acquired directly from a Northern California collection.
Measures: 1"H x 9.25"W x 9.25"D
Condition: Excellent like new
Weight: 1.1 lbs
Origin: France
Style: French Country
Age: Late 20th Century
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