Set of 6 Terre de Fer Plates
Price is for the complete set of six. Includes complimentary global shipping.
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Details: The charming 19th-century 'Rustic' maker's mark on the reverse
The Heritage Note
A captivating journey through 19th-century French pastoral life, this set of six *Terre de Fer* (ironstone) plates is a true collector's treasure. Unlike uniform dinner services, this exquisite set features six entirely distinct sepia transferware scenes from the charming "Rustic" series.
Each plate serves as an individual canvas, capturing beautifully detailed vignettes of agrarian flora and fauna—from grazing sheep and leaping chamois to peacocks, roosters, and bounding rabbits. The rich brown transfer imagery is beautifully offset by the creamy, gently crazed ironstone body.
Measuring 23 centimeters in diameter, the set bears the iconic maker's mark on the reverse featuring a dog house and the "Rustic" designation. One plate exhibits a historic fissure—a quiet, authentic mark of its long history feeding a provincial family. They are a magnificent addition to an autumn table or displayed proudly on a kitchen wall.
Provenance & Details
| Era | Late 19th Century |
| Origin | France |
| Material | Terre de Fer (Ironstone), Sepia Transferware |
| Dimensions | 23cm Diameter x 1.5cm Height (Each) |
| Condition | Beautiful antique condition with expected overall crazing. One plate features a historic fissure. The transfer imagery remains crisp and deeply colored. |