A small, elegant late 17th-century French faience tray from Nevers, delicately painted in blue and white with manganese outlines. The oval surface presents a refined chinoiserie scene, with a seated figure beside a lakeside landscape with a bridge and trees, surrounded by a striking array of natural motifs. Thin manganese lines contrast beautifully with fluid blue brushstrokes, producing a painterly effect.
Raised on a foot, the underside is also decorated with blue brushwork. With its modest size and oval form, this tray was likely part of a ceramic dressing set. Unrestored and in excellent condition, this exquisite Nevers faience piece combines rare charm and elegant decoration.
A small, elegant late 17th-century French faience tray from Nevers, delicately painted in blue and white with manganese outlines. The oval surface presents a refined chinoiserie scene, with a seated figure beside a lakeside landscape with a bridge and trees, surrounded by a striking array of natural motifs. Thin manganese lines contrast beautifully with fluid blue brushstrokes, producing a painterly effect.
Raised on a foot, the underside is also decorated with blue brushwork. With its modest size and oval form, this tray was likely part of a ceramic dressing set. Unrestored and in excellent condition, this exquisite Nevers faience piece combines rare charm and elegant decoration.
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