Set of 3 antique soup plates – Terre de fer, Eglantine 1880-1886

Lot of 3 antique soup plates – ironstone, eglantine pattern – l'épargne toulouse (1880–1886) rare set of three ironstone soup plates, eglantine pattern, produced between 1880 and 1886 by l'épargne toulouse. These antique pieces are in good general condition, despite some traces of time: fine cracks on the glaze (typical of antique earthenware), a superficial crack without aesthetic impact and a small discreet chip on the back of one of the plates. Originally cream-white, the color of the earthenware has naturally evolved towards a beige patina, giving the whole a certain authenticity and charm. The plant decoration is refined: a floral motif runs along the edge, while the center of each plate is decorated with three stylized bouquets composed of wildflowers, including poppies, lungwort (medunica) and wild herbs. The pattern, initially blue, has delicately turned bluish green over time, adding to the visual softness of these pieces. 🔹 dimensions: diameter: 24 cm height: 4 cm total weight (excluding packaging): 1.192 kg decorative or soft-use plates, ideal for lovers of antique tableware, rustic charm or for a table decoration full of history.