Pair of Small Three-Footed Glazed Terracotta Faisselles, France c.1940 hand painted dish this hand painted late 19thC

this hand painted late 19thC earthenware (ironstone / tin glazed) bowl was likely made in Wales (or possibly Scotland) in the late Victorian period

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The rough hand-worked finish and simple construction give it strong rustic presence

with beautiful decoration in blue and white transferware in a graceful Art Nouveau floral / vining pattern

Pair of Small Three-Footed Glazed Terracotta Faisselles, France c.1940 hand painted dish this hand painted late 19thCA pair of low profile glazed terracotta French faisselles, traditionally used for draining fresh cheeses. Their broad shallow form and warm glaze make them especially attractive as decorative rustic kitchen pieces. A useful pair for display, salts, bulbs, or layered ceramic collections. Diameters 8 cm and 7. 5 cm (3. 1 in and 3 in); heights 4 cm and 3 cm (1. 6 in and 1. 2 in). Condition: wear and age patina. Shipping offer: One shipping charge covers