Part of table service model Flora in earthenware, Creil and Montereau

Creil and montereau: pretty part of table service model flora in earthenware around 1860. Naturalistic decorations in blue on a white background. Each piece is marked under the heel. The flora décor is one of the great commercial successes of the creil manufacture in the second half of the nineteenth century. Composed of flowers and liseron leaves printed in blue under cover, this decoration was presented at the universal exhibition of 1855 in paris. Flora-patterned services, printed in blue on a white background, have several versions: liseron, lily of the valley, holly, rose and hawthorn. 13 pieces in total.