Faience Collection (page 3)

Hispano-Moresque Lusterware Plate with Griffin, Valencia, 1475 / 1500. Creator: Unknown
Hispano-Moresque Lusterware Plate with Griffin, Valencia, 1475/1500

Floor Tile with Bone Pattern, Manises, 1450 / 1500. Creator: Unknown
Floor Tile with Bone Pattern, Manises, 1450/1500

Plate, Moustiers-Sainte Marie, c. 1740 / 50. Creator: Olerys and Laugier Manufactory
Plate, Moustiers-Sainte Marie, c. 1740/50

Glass Cooler, Moustiers-Sainte Marie, c. 1740/50. Creator: Olerys and Laugier Manufactory
Glass Cooler, Moustiers-Sainte Marie, c. 1740/50

Salt Cellar, Urbino, c. 1530. Creator: Francesco Xanto Avelli
Salt Cellar, Urbino, c. 1530

Plate, Niderviller, c. 1770. Creator: Niderviller Porcelain Factory
Plate, Niderviller, c. 1770

Char Pot, Liverpool, 1750 / 70. Creator: Old Haymarket Pottery
Char Pot, Liverpool, 1750/70

Circular Plaque, France, 1880 / 87. Creators: Joseph Theodore Deck, Paul-Cesar Helleu
Circular Plaque, France, 1880/87

Wine Jug, Gmunden, 1800 / 25. Creator: Unknown
Wine Jug, Gmunden, 1800/25

Tankard, Germany, c. 1770. Creator: Period of Johann Georg Weiss Jr
Tankard, Germany, c. 1770

Plate with Cupid, Gubbio, 1530 / 40. Creators: Unknown, Giorgio Andreoli workshop
Plate with Cupid, Gubbio, 1530/40

Albarello, Urbania, c. 1550. Creators: Unknown, Castel Durante potteries
Albarello, Urbania, c. 1550

Cup and Saucer, Doccia, c. 1775. Creator: Doccia Porcelain Factory
Cup and Saucer, Doccia, c. 1775

Plate, England, c. 1900. Creators: William de Morgan, Charles Passenger
Plate, England, c. 1900

Plate, France, 1866 / 75. Creators: Felix Bracquemond, Creil Pottery
Plate, France, 1866/75

Plate, Delft, 1727. Creators: Delftware, De Metaale Pot
Plate, Delft, 1727

Plate, Delft, c. 1720. Creators: Delftware, De Witte Ster
Plate, Delft, c. 1720

Wine Jug, Gmunden, 1700 / 25. Creator: Unknown
Wine Jug, Gmunden, 1700/25

Tankard, Salzburg, 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Tankard, Salzburg, 18th century

Wine Jug, Gmunden, c. 1800. Creator: Unknown
Wine Jug, Gmunden, c. 1800

Plate, Delft, c. 1700 / 25. Creator: Augusteyne Reygensburgh
Plate, Delft, c. 1700/25

Basin, 1650 / 1750. Creator: Unknown
Basin, 1650/1750

Bowl, 1800 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Bowl, 1800/50

Shaving Dish, 1800 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Shaving Dish, 1800/50

Plate, 1800 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Plate, 1800/50. Glazed earthenware plate decorated with stylized leaves and flowers in red, yellow, green, dark blue, and white

Basin Depicting a Cistern, Tower and Domed Building, 1775 / 1825. Creator: Unknown
Basin Depicting a Cistern, Tower and Domed Building, 1775/1825

Jardiniere, 1800 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Jardiniere, 1800/50

Jardiniere, 1700 / 75. Creator: Unknown
Jardiniere, 1700/75

Chocolate Jar with Iron-locked Lid, 1725 / 75. Creator: Unknown
Chocolate Jar with Iron-locked Lid, 1725/75

Vase Depicting a Phoenixlike Bird, 1700 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Vase Depicting a Phoenixlike Bird, 1700/50

Large Plate, 1775 / 1825. Creator: Unknown
Large Plate, 1775/1825

Polychrome Tiles Depicting Male and Female Figures in Contemporary Dress Surrounded by Abstract Foliage, 1700/1750

Jar Depicting Figure in an Exotic Landscape, 1675 / 1750. Creator: Unknown
Jar Depicting Figure in an Exotic Landscape, 1675/1750

Urn, 1675 / 1700. Creator: Unknown
Urn, 1675/1700

Jar with Vertical Flowing Bands and Vines with Sunflowerlike Blossoms, 1700 / 50
Jar with Vertical Flowing Bands and Vines with Sunflowerlike Blossoms, 1700/50

Two-Handled Jardiniere, 1825-1875. Creator: Unknown
Two-Handled Jardiniere, 1825-1875

Vase, 1700 / 50. Creator: Unknown
Vase, 1700/50

Mug, Germany, 1719. Creator: Adam Schuster
Mug, Germany, 1719

Jug, Nuremberg, c. 1665. Creator: Johann Schaper
Jug, Nuremberg, c. 1665

Caudle Cup, Lambeth, 1668. Creator: Unknown
Caudle Cup, Lambeth, 1668

Plaque: The Geese of Brother Phillippe (Les Oies du Frere Philippe), Germany, c. 1750

Pharmacy Jar, Savona, c. 1740. Creator: Unknown
Pharmacy Jar, Savona, c. 1740

Tazza, Castelli, Early 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Tazza, Castelli, Early 18th century

Mirror: Courtier, Italy, 1740 / 60. Creator: Unknown
Mirror: Courtier, Italy, 1740/60

Plate, Montelupo Fiorentino, c. 1620. Creator: Unknown
Plate, Montelupo Fiorentino, c. 1620

Mirror: Shepherdess, Italy, 1740 / 60. Creator: Unknown
Mirror: Shepherdess, Italy, 1740/60

Mirror: Female Harlequin, Italy, 1740 / 60. Creator: Unknown
Mirror: Female Harlequin, Italy, 1740/60

Boy with Two Birds, Italy, c. 1775. Creator: Unknown
Boy with Two Birds, Italy, c. 1775

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Faience, a timeless art form that has captivated civilizations throughout history. From the grand Odeon Cinema to the charming Bandstand and Viewing Decks in Eastbourne, it has adorned architectural marvels with its exquisite beauty. Travel back in time to ancient Egypt, where faience animals from the 11th Dynasty can be admired at the Louvre in Paris. These delicate creations showcase the mastery of Egyptian artisans who skillfully crafted these intricate pieces. Step into a world of elegance with a faience plate painted with Chinoiserie decoration dating back to 1670. This stunning piece exemplifies the fusion of Eastern and Western influences during this period. Venture to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie in Provence and witness firsthand the allure pottery. The vibrant colors and intricate designs make each piece a true work of art, showcasing the rich heritage of this region. Delve into Lambeth Doulton Faience Factory's fascinating production process - from blunging and pressing clay to enamel painting, gilding, and painting. Each step reveals the meticulous craftsmanship behind every piece that emerges from their workshop during Victorian times. Marvel at Egyptian amulets like Scarab: Aakheperkara (Thutmose I), which symbolizes rebirth and protection. These small yet powerful artifacts provide insight into ancient beliefs while showcasing faience's enduring significance. Discover makers marks on Roman pottery as you explore archaeological sites across Europe. These unique stamps reveal not only skilled craftsmanship but also offer glimpses into trade routes and cultural exchanges that spanned vast empires. Faience is more than just an artistic medium; it is a testament to human creativity spanning centuries. Whether adorning majestic buildings or being treasured as personal possessions, its allure continues to captivate hearts worldwide.