Six Niderviller stoneware plates with vintage plant décor

The six plates are all in perfect condition, no accidents, no cracks or splinters. They are very flat, generously sized, with a very small marli with the simple edge shape slightly raised, very pure. The earthenware factories of Niderviller are among the oldest installed in the east of France, having been created in the eighteenth century, in Lorraine. The plates have a hand-painted plant decoration, consisting of a background of traces of concentric white and beige brushes, enhanced by brown branches bearing stylized khaki leaves, mustards and beige. The drawing is graceful, graphic and light. This is a production from the 60s. The plates are all marked on the reverse of the earthenware stamp in black ink.