Group of pottery by Renoleau

Description: Welcome to ~FRENCH VINTAGE LINENS AND ANTIQUES~ Where You Will Find Beautiful & Unusual Vintage Linens & Apparel and Antiques from France ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Group of pottery by Renoleau Group of pieces of Antique French Renoleau Pottery Anything by Alfred 'Renoleau' is highly collectable here in France but this pattern introduced around the turn of the last century is particularly sought after.If you 'google' Renoleau you can see lots of pieces by this famous French pottery, porcelain and faience maker. (It is said, parenthetically, that this pattern and others by Renoleau were the inspiration for the famous Mackenzie-Childs pieces of the 1960-70s.) In this collection: 1 Platter, excellent condition, no cracks or chips...approx. 11 1/2 inches in diameter. 2 Small vases approx. 4 inches high...one with tiny 'mite-bite' on lit, otherwise no cracks or chips 1 sugar bowl, approx. 3 1/2 inches high and 4 1/2 inches across with no cracks of chips on either piece 1 Cream jug/pitcher 4 inches high in ecxellent condition with no cracks of chips. All the pieces are marked. A/R stands for Alfred Renoleau and A is for Angouleme where these pieces were made. A charming group for display...and 'So Elegantly French.' Price: $200.00Our preferred method of payment is by PayPal.However we also accept all forms of payment offered by eBay. FVL #5217/b~Important~ ~Please take time to read our Shipping, Insurance and Returns Information ~ Shipping and Insurance:This listing will ship worldwide for $37.50 by French International Colissimo, and will include insurance and a tracking number.It will require a signature on receipt for your added security. 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Price: 160 USD

Location: Fontès

End Time: 2025-01-04T15:25:44.000Z

Shipping Cost: 37.5 USD