French Vintage Trésor
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1920s ~ French Antique Polychrome Egg Display Basket ~ "Panier à Oeuf Présentoir Coquetier en Faience" ~ Ceramic Egg Cup Stand ~ Presentation Egg Caddy
1920s ~ French Antique Polychrome Egg Display Basket ~ "Panier à Oeuf Présentoir Coquetier en Faience" ~ Ceramic Egg Cup Stand ~ Presentation Egg Caddy
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Dimensions du produit : Diamètre 0 cm x Longueur 18,5 cm x Largeur 13,5 cm x Hauteur 14 cm
Poids réel vs. poids volumique : 750 g VS 3 800 g
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French Antique Polychrome Decorative Egg Cup Basket, Ceramic Egg Display Stand or Ironstone Earthenware Egg Presentation Caddy, cicra 1920s. "Panier à Oeuf Présentoir Serviteur Oeufrier Coquetier terre de fer en Faience" in French. Although there is some numbers and writing on the bottom surface, I am not certain which famous maker made this piece. It's very close to either being Luneville KG, Longchamp or Sarrguemines.
This Stunning piece has been well maintained and decorated with bright green leaves, marron red and lavender purple flowers with brown stems and edges. The design and vivid colors are exquisite.
--- Measurements & Weight ---
Approximately 18.5 cm length x 13.5 cm width x 14 cm height & 750 grams not including the packaging weight.
--- Condition ---
In lovely used vintage condition. There are signs of usages and age such as minor surface wear and marks spots on the surface, pattern fading bleeding, age crackle and slight discoloartion in certain areas as shown in the photos. Please take a look at photos and use ZOOM for detail and ask me if you are unsure.
----- Shipping information ----
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE from FRANCE: I ship my orders using the La POSTE (French Postal Service), COLISSIMO (La Poste International service) or DHL Express Worldwide which includes tracking, minimum insurance (indemnity) and estimated delivery dates (which is normally faster than the processing times in my policy section). If you want additional insurance, please contact me for details and supplemental changes.
For France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Germany and Austria ONLY. I offer lower cost shipping providers such as MONDIAL RELAY. If the option does not appear at checkout, please contact me directly to inquire.
To be economically responsible and not charge extra handling fees, I try to use recycled materials for packaging and pack every order very carefully to avoid breakage during its journey to you. I welcome multiple orders and consolidate shipments to help reduce shipping costs, where possible. For more details, please also refer to my Terms of Sale and Shipping & Delivery Policies at the links below:
https://frenchvintagetresor.com/policies/terms-of-sale
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--- Additional Notes ---
These items are old, were previously used and were manufactured at a time when processes were less under control as today. Therefore, in addition to the defects identified and reported in the listing, slight dimensional differences or deviations in the color or in the decoration between the different parts could be noted. Besides, some little marks or small manufacturing imperfections such as minor defects in the glaze or in the varnish etc., may also be observed.
As it is my main priority to have very happy customers, I try my best to inspect, clean and describe very carefully the vintage condition of my product listings and any exceptional wear on a piece. If you have any doubt, please do not hesitate to contact me directly, I prefer to provide you with as much detail to ensure your complete satisfaction.
If by chance you receive an item you are unhappy with it in any way, please contact us immediately and I will do our utmost to resolve the problem. On the other hand, if you are happy, I would also love to know and very much appreciate you leaving a review on my shop page!!
**Special Note about aged Porcelain**
If you are not accustomed to this ‘look’, google crazing and the aging process of porcelain. The Japanese use crazing to add an artistic look to their pieces whereas antiques go through the natural aging process. Crazing is cracking in the surface of the plate due to use sometimes it's even and is called the crackle look and other times it is random.
I also welcome special requests that I can keep in mind when sourcing for my shop!
