Antique Café au Lait Bowl Swallow Show Chaux-les-Roi France Les Hirondelles CHOISY LE ROI FRANCE
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◆This is an antique café au lait bowl by G. Le Roy, featuring a swallow motif.
The deep reddish-brown color was applied using a stencil, and the soft blurring and distinctive variations in tone create a warm, handmade character.
It shows little sign of use and is in very beautiful condition.
There is an area on the inside that appears to be a cutlery mark and has become slightly stained. (Photo 7)
There are minor manufacturing irregularities typical of antique ceramics. (Please see the enlarged photos.)
No chips or cracks were found.
●Size: 14.2 cm diameter x 9.6 cm height
●Period: Circa 1878–1920s
●Crazing: Present throughout
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time; it is not damage (cracks).)
*Antique tableware may have kiln marks, uneven paint, wobbling, and other irregularities resulting from the manufacturing process, as well as
small chips, crazing, scratches, and other signs of wear.
We strive to convey the condition of each item as clearly as possible through photos and descriptions, but
please understand in advance that we may not be able to list every imperfection.
*The display photos are for reference only and illustrate how the item might look in a home setting.
Please refer to the photos of the item alone for product details.
Antique Café au Lait Bowl Swallow Show Chaux-les-Roi France Les Hirondelles CHOISY LE ROI FRANCE
商品番号：EL3045
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The deep reddish-brown color was applied using a stencil, and the soft blurring and distinctive variations in tone create a warm, handmade character.
It shows little sign of use and is in very beautiful condition.
There is an area on the inside that appears to be a cutlery mark and has become slightly stained. (Photo 7)
There are minor manufacturing irregularities typical of antique ceramics. (Please see the enlarged photos.)
No chips or cracks were found.
●Size: 14.2 cm diameter x 9.6 cm height
●Period: Circa 1878–1920s
●Crazing: Present throughout
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time; it is not damage (cracks).)
*Antique tableware may have kiln marks, uneven paint, wobbling, and other irregularities resulting from the manufacturing process, as well as
small chips, crazing, scratches, and other signs of wear.
We strive to convey the condition of each item as clearly as possible through photos and descriptions, but
please understand in advance that we may not be able to list every imperfection.
*The display photos are for reference only and illustrate how the item might look in a home setting.
Please refer to the photos of the item alone for product details.
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