Moustiers faience plate, France, mid-18th century.
Moustiers faience plate: tin-glazed earthenware plate with a scalloped rim, with green monochrome grotesque decoration of a whimsical creature and a female archer, surrounded by flowering vegetation and insects. Marked “X” on the bottom. “Joseph Fouque/Jean-Francois Pelloquin, started in 1749, used an”X” in its pottery mark”.
Diameter: 31 cm; Height: 4 cm.
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