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Two exquisite plates adorned with delicate floral motifs in soft shades of pink and tender green. In perfect condition, they make wonderful decorative pieces—whether displayed in a showcase, placed on a shelf, or hung on the wall, they will add a touch of elegance to any interior.
These pieces are reproductions made at the end of the 19th century by the Samson faïencerie, inspired by the style of La Veuve Perrin.
These plates are a beautiful homage to these two great faïenceries, showcasing a craftsmanship that has endured through the ages.
Style
Period
Late 19th century
More Information
La Veuve Perrin
was a prominent figure in Marseille’s faience craftsmanship during the 18th century. A strong-willed and talented entrepreneur, she successfully led her workshop until the age of 75, ensuring its continuity until 1803. Her expertise and dynamism left a lasting mark on Marseille’s artistic heritage, and her works, highly valued by experts and collectors, remain a treasured testament to this artisanal legacy.
The Samson manufacture,
active from the mid-19th to the 20th century, was managed by five generations of the Samson family. Specializing in ceramic arts, it excelled in reproducing and restoring pieces in porcelain, faience, terracotta, and bronze. Renowned for the variety and excellence of its imitations, it gained worldwide recognition, earning its artisans the title of “geniuses of imitation.”
Dimensions
Diameter: 28 cm
