Lot of 17th and 18th century ROUEN ceramics: - Lot 180

Lot of 17th and 18th century ROUEN ceramics: Earthenware circular plate decorated in blue monochrome with Chinese objects, precious objects and a flowering vase framed by a frieze of foliage and flowers. Manufactured by Louis Potterat, late 17th century (one chip). D : 21,8 cm ROUEN Earthenware plate with contoured rim and "five-color" decoration of a flowering basket in the center, framed on the side by quadrillages of flowering garlands with pomegranates, foliage and foliage. 18th century, circa 1735-1740. D: 24 cm (lot 44) ROUEN or NEVERS Earthenware circular plate decorated in blue monochrome with a bird perched on a flowering branch, surrounded by friezes of flowers and foliage. Late 17th century (edge chips). D: 22.5 cm (lot 45) ROUEN Rectangular "bannette" dish with two handles, polychrome decoration in the center in the Chinese style of a perched rock from which flowering branches emerge, the wing richly ornamented with flowering branches, separated by cartouches treated in yellow. First third of the 18th century, Guillebaud period (one handle formerly glued back). L : 39.5 cm (lot 47) ROUEN or QUIMPER Rare earthenware oval dish or display decorated in polychrome in the center in the kakiemon style with a flowering hedge and a cornet vase from which escape carnations framed by butterflies and phoenixes. The edges are treated in light relief, enhanced with blue in the form of shells and foliage. Late 18th century (some chips). L : 40 cm (lot 48)