Antique French Faience Green Transferware Plates | Lebeuf Montereau

$90.00

For every green transferware and French country lover.

These rare mid-19th century French faience plates were made by Louis Lebeuf & Montereau, one of the most celebrated names in French faience history. Louis-Martin Lebeuf purchased the Creil Montereau faience works in 1840 and directed production until his death in 1854, a period that produced some of the most sought-after transferware to come out of France. The emerald-turquoise ground here is exceptional — vivid, saturated, and rare to find in this condition — paired with finely detailed black transferware scenes and a garland floral border.

Two hunting scenes available. "Le Faisan" (The Pheasant) depicts a hunter and his dog in the field, a bird taking flight overhead. "Dispute de Chiens" (Dog Fight) captures two hunters and their dogs in a more animated moment. Both are 8" — perfect for a gallery wall collection or a moody dessert setup.

Scratches present, as noted in photos, consistent with antique age. Sold individually.

Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time Tavola customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day these pieces will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.

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For every green transferware and French country lover.

These rare mid-19th century French faience plates were made by Louis Lebeuf & Montereau, one of the most celebrated names in French faience history. Louis-Martin Lebeuf purchased the Creil Montereau faience works in 1840 and directed production until his death in 1854, a period that produced some of the most sought-after transferware to come out of France. The emerald-turquoise ground here is exceptional — vivid, saturated, and rare to find in this condition — paired with finely detailed black transferware scenes and a garland floral border.

Two hunting scenes available. "Le Faisan" (The Pheasant) depicts a hunter and his dog in the field, a bird taking flight overhead. "Dispute de Chiens" (Dog Fight) captures two hunters and their dogs in a more animated moment. Both are 8" — perfect for a gallery wall collection or a moody dessert setup.

Scratches present, as noted in photos, consistent with antique age. Sold individually.

Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time Tavola customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day these pieces will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.

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