Antique 18th c. French Blue & White Faience Écuelle
Antique 18th c. French Blue & White Faience Écuelle
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Antique Faience Écuelle
- antique circa 1790
- found in the French countryside
- hand painted cobalt on white tin-glazed earthenware
- Approximately 5" tall x 7.5" plate diameter
- set includes three pieces: lid, bowl, and plate
A charming antique French faience covered écuelle with matching underplate, hand-painted in rich cobalt blue floral motifs against a soft white tin-glazed ground. With its delicate side handles, domed lid, and beautifully imperfect hand-painted decoration, this piece captures the timeless elegance of traditional French provincial pottery. Lovely displayed in a cupboard or layered into a collected European table setting.
What is an écuelle?
An écuelle is a traditional French covered bowl used for serving soups, broths, bouillon, or other light dishes. They became especially popular in France during the 17th and 18th centuries and were commonly made in faience, porcelain, silver, or pewter.
