Mismatched ironstone plates

Add a touch of vintage elegance and old-world charm to your meals with these beautiful mismatched ironstone plates, from the great French earthenware factories of the 19th and 20th centuries such as Gien, Saint-Amand, Badonviller. 2 flat plates and three soup plates decorated with delicate floral motifs on the edges for the most part, all more or less patinated by time… They will transform your table into a poetic and authentic painting. French manufacture by old earthenware factories: Gien, Saint-Amand, Badonviller… this lot is composed precisely as follows: - [ ] flat plate ironstone salins model Bourgogne late 19th, blue - - [ ] flat plate champagne model, Badonviller 1890, green - - [ ] hollow plate opaque porcelain from Gien blue gray, floréal model, 1900 - - [ ] hollow plate, ironstone Saint-Amand, model Lucie, blue gray - - [ ] hollow plate, Saint-Amand, model, Guadeloupe, 1900, fir green - Fair to good vintage condition, presence of marks of time which add to the charm of each piece: hair, small stains, discolorations, scratches, original irregularities, transfer smudge, drips, chips and chips on the edge and small crack (Badonviller) Variable dimensions: height 2 to 3.5 Diameters 22.5 to 24 cm Weight: 2.026 kgs.