Rare Antique Creil Montereau De Terre de Fer tableware "HOLLANDAIS"

This plate demonstrates the attractiveness of French ceramists from the second half of the 19th century aesthetics and Far Eastern culture. Fascinated by its colors, shapes, artists redouble their ingenuity to give new aesthetic to their ceramics. This plate was realized by the Manufacture of Creil Montereau - Terre de Fer...

Faïence fine (lead-glazed earthenware) service "Cartels", manufactured by the French firm Creil & Montereau between 1884 and 1920. Engravings by Pierre L...

From Creil et Montereau, a Provencal faïence rimmed soup plate in the Flora Muguet pattern, circa 1840-1876. Muguet or muguet-du-bois translates fro...

This charming purple “Terre de Fer” porcelain set evokes classic French elegance and rustic refinement. Characterized by its distinctive purple motifs and delicate patterns, each pie...

"Japon" Imari service, produced in 1876 by the Creil & Montereau pottery, shows the great success of Japonism in tableware production, like the Bracquemo...

19th Century French Tableware Set by Creil Montereau, Signed Ceramic with Beaded Edges Description: This refined 19th-century French tableware set, created by the prestigious Creil Montereau manufactory, includes a salad bowl, a small serving dish (ravier), and a plate, each signed and marked beneath the glaze. Rendered in a beautiful light blue tone, these pieces are distinguished by their delicate beaded borders, a hallmark of elegant craftsmanship from the period. Highly sought after by collectors of fine European ceramics, this set is a testament to the timeless artistry of French porcelain and faience. Key features include: Renowned Creil Montereau Production: Known for their superior craftsmanship and innovative designs, Creil Montereau pieces are prized among collectors worldwide. Signed Ceramic Pieces: Each item is stamped and engraved on the underside, authenticating its historic 19th-century French origin. Elegant Light Blue Glaze: The soft, serene blue gives the set a light, airy aesthetic, making it perfect for both decorative display and refined table settings. Beaded Edge Detailing: The fine beaded borders around the plate, ravier, and salad bowl add texture, sophistication, and a classic 19th-century decorative touch. Complete Matching Set: The inclusion of three coordinated pieces enhances the set’s decorative and collectible value, whether displayed together or used individually. Ideal for Collectors & Elegant Decor: Perfect for antique collectors, lovers of historic French tableware, or those wishing to enhance their interiors with rare and exquisite 19th-century ceramics. This Creil Montereau 19th-century tableware set is more than a functional collection—it is a symbol of elegance, heritage, and fine craftsmanship, offering a beautiful glimpse into the artistry of European ceramics. Keywords: 19th-century Creil Montereau tableware, antique French ceramic set, signed Creil Montereau pieces, light blue antique pottery, beaded edge French ceramics, collectible European tableware, historic French faience, elegant antique salad bowl...

From the French faïencerie Creil et Montereau, a majolica glazed asparagus plate, circa 1880-1889. Turquoise rimless plates show an oversized raised green cabbage leaf with purple t...

Series of 10 Terre de Fer plates, "Régence" model, stamped L. G., Léon Graves, for the Clairefontaine earthenware factory, late 19th, early 20th century. Nice decor worked in shades of blue. Plates with a timeless charm that will go perfectly with a current decoration. Good condition, slight marks of time, in particular a small shade...

A charming set of eight HBCM, Hippolyte Boulenger Creil Montereau Playing Card Faience Plates- France, circa 1920s. Known as assiettes parlantes or talking plates, this set is based on the face cards of a playing deck. A cream colored earthenware body with blue borders, each plate show two face cards, colorful figures, and descriptive banners. A few of the inscriptions loosely translate to: The ugly jack of diamonds, cuts hearts, he’s the executioner. Pharmacist, the jack of spades...

A set of six Creil et Montereau Canary Yellow faïence, transfer printed plates, circa 1830. Dating to the French Restoration period, the transfer-printed plates are glazed in the di...