Charger

CultureFrench

OriginNevers, France

Datelate 17th century

MediumTin-glazed earthenware (grand feu faïence)

DimensionsOverall: 4 × 43.5 cm (1 9/16 × 17 1/8 in.)

MarkingsNone

Credit LineRosalie Wise Sharp Collection of Blue and White

Object numberG26.3.426

Classifications

European Ceramics

Sub-classification

French Earthenware

Collections

Status

On view

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Artist / Maker: Fabrique de Ferrat

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Object number: G14.4.9

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Artist / Maker: Louis Leroy

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Object number: G12.14.1

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Artist / Maker: Bordeaux Porcelain

late 18th Century

Object number: G14.4.2

Charger with Leisure Scene

early 18th Century

Object number: G12.14.9

Charger with Scholars in Conversation

early 18th Century

Object number: G12.14.5

Charger

Artist / Maker: Poterat

late 17th Century

Object number: G15.8.1

Plate with a Scene from L’Astrée

1650-1700

Object number: G14.4.12

Tondino with Figures in a Landscape

late 17th Century

Object number: G14.4.11

Hand-held Spittoon

Artist / Maker: Clérissy Manufactory, Saint-Jean-du Désert, Marseille

late 17th-early 18th Century

Object number: G14.4.3

Plate with a Pastoral Scene

Artist / Maker: Manufacture of Joseph Fauchier (1710-1795)

1750-1800

Object number: G14.4.5

Feeding cup

early 1700s

Object number: G14.4.20

Plate with Scene from the New Testament

mid 18th Century

Object number: G14.4.14