Seven plates of Earthenware from Badonviller Art-Deco

The plates are all in very good condition. No damage, no cracks, no shrapnel. The email is very brilliant, and is not stained or altered. They come from the earthenware factories of badonviller, located in the town of the same name in the great east of france. These are flat plates of the "java" service designed in the 1920s, in the purest art deco style. The airbrush decoration was developed at the beginning of the 20th century. The plates are all marked on the back of the stamp of the earthenware factory, badonviller, france. The tf monogram at the centre evokes théophile fénal, creator of the factory in 1898. The plates also have an ink number, and a hollow number, set before enamel. They are of very good quality. The geometric pattern is light and pure, and the two very sober colors fit perfectly.