SET OF EIGHT TIN-GLazed EARTHENWARE PLATES - 19th–20th CENTURIES including: - Boch Frères Keramis Manufactory, La Louvière - Two tin-glazed earthenware plates with poly-lobed rims and a blue-painted floral design in radiating cartouches surrounding a central flower; the rim of one is painted yellow. Monogrammed on the back: BFK with the painter’s mark. Late 19th century. Diameter 26 cm. - Gien - Two round tin-glazed earthenware plates with a central cockerel painted in blue, surrounded by radiating motifs. Signed on the back: Gien with the painter’s mark: CL. Late 19th century–early 20th century. Diameter 25 cm. - Manufacture de Géo Martel, Desvres - Tin-glazed earthenware plate with a scalloped rim and a polychrome painted decoration featuring a crowned “F” in the center, surrounded by foliage in the Rouen style. Monogrammed on the back: GM. Early 20th century. Diameter 25 cm. - Géo Martel Factory, Desvres - Tin-glazed earthenware plate with a scalloped rim and a polychrome painted design of flowers. Monogrammed on the back: GM XII/3000 with the painter’s mark: FU. Diameter 26 cm. - Nevers, 18th century (?) - Tin-glazed earthenware plate with a scalloped rim and a polychrome painted design of a dog chasing a butterfly. Diameter 23 cm. - Tin-glazed earthenware plate with a scalloped rim and a polychrome painted (stenciled?) design of a village. Diameter 25.5 cm. Chips, chips, and wear Lot to be picked up at the office at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.