Set of 7 ironstone plates with floral friezes from the late 19th to early 20th century.

Set of 7 antique ironstone plates (4 flat and 3 deep) from major French manufacturers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Each plate features a distinct printed decoration, yet carefully coordinated, creating a harmonious gradient of deep blues on a delicately patinated ivory background. The set is appealing for its visual balance: floral friezes, scrolls, naturalistic bouquets, and ornamental motifs engage elegantly with one another. The collection includes antique ironstone plates from renowned French manufacturers, including Creil & Montereau (HBCM), Moulin des Loups Hamage, Faïencerie Saint-Amandinoise, and Faïencerie Aux Lions de France, the latter represented by the Pernelle pattern, distributed from a Parisian depot at the end of the 19th century (two plates do not have a mark). Diameter: from 20.5 cm to 24 cm. In good vintage condition, with signs of age: fine cracks, signs of use, rust stains, chipping underneath, and very visible patina on some pieces (see photos). An ideal set (at a low price considering the signs of age) to create a charming table, perfect for lovers of antique tableware who enjoy mixing pieces with taste.