Pair of 19th Century French Barbotine Ceramic Plates

$165.00

France, circa late 19th century.

A charming pair of late 19th century French barbotine plates, richly modeled with scrolling vines and delicate florals set against a softly faceted ground.

The raised decoration is finished in a nuanced palette of dusty blue, moss green, and blush—glazes pooling and catching the light in a way only hand-finished earthenware can achieve. Each plate carries the subtle irregularities and tonal variation that speak to its age and making.

Substantial in weight and presence, these pieces blur the line between utilitarian object and decorative art—equally compelling displayed on a wall or layered into open shelving.

Because every good room needs a past.

France, circa late 19th century.

A charming pair of late 19th century French barbotine plates, richly modeled with scrolling vines and delicate florals set against a softly faceted ground.

The raised decoration is finished in a nuanced palette of dusty blue, moss green, and blush—glazes pooling and catching the light in a way only hand-finished earthenware can achieve. Each plate carries the subtle irregularities and tonal variation that speak to its age and making.

Substantial in weight and presence, these pieces blur the line between utilitarian object and decorative art—equally compelling displayed on a wall or layered into open shelving.

Because every good room needs a past.

Origin: France

Period: Circa late 19th century

Material: Glazed earthenware / barbotine

Condition: Antique condition with age-appropriate wear, glaze variation, and minor imperfections consistent with use

Dimension: Set of two; 8.5” diameter