Henriot Quimper Armorial Faïence Plate | Fleur-de-Lis, “Montjoie Saint Denis”, Mid-20th Century France chair

Henriot Quimper Armorial Faïence Plate | Fleur-de-Lis, “Montjoie Saint Denis”, Mid-20th Century France chairA hand painted French faence plate from Quimper, centred with the royal arms of France and the historic battle cry Montjoie Saint Denis. Made by Henriot one of Frances oldest ceramic houses it carries the kind of detail and symbolism that gives a piece real presence, even when simply placed. Whilst there is so much fascinating and rich history within this piece, its okay to love it just because it looks gorgeous! DESCRIPTION A Breton faence plate

this piece is more than a cabinet

the spare key to your petite Maison or as an object of art on your shelf

A+ condition

with deeper tones sitting in the recesses and a softer gold coming forward across the high points

An architectural late 18th century mirror retaining its original polychrome surface — a mineral-painted ground with selectively applied gilding to carved detail

The brass claw feet lift the tray slightly

Each light is hand assembled — you can see it in the wiring of the beads and the slight variation in the glass

• Good antique condition with age-consistent patina

Rough carved exterior sides

Presented in its original vintage frame with a soft white liner and gilt edge

revealing warmth and depth rather than shine

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