NINETEEN PIECES OF RARE QUIMPER POTTERY.

Lot including: 1) 4-1/2″ high x 9″ wide early compote with Bretonne holding basket having demi-fantastik border. “HR” mark to base (late 19th/early 20th century). 2) 7″ fluted, covered teapot with Bretonne and Breton decoration. A green sponge decorated handle and floral decorated lid. Below the Breton is marked “HR Quimper”. The piece having demi-fantastik on cover and body of teapot. 3-10) 4″ long x 2-1/4″ high knife rests (4 male, 4 female, all in recumbent pose) marked “HB Quimper” on inside of each bottom (circa 1904-1968). 11) 2-1/2″ high x 4″ deep matching tea bag holder for the above knife rests. The woman is seated with arms outstretched, marked underneath “HB Quimper” (circa 1904-1968). 12 & 13) Pair 14-1/2″ diameter Melonniers, decorated with a decor-riche border encircling a charming couple in vivid colors and the other with two Breton musicians, each with a crest of Brittany at the top, the handles with scallop shells having a sponged green edge. Reference: page 66 of O’Neill’s book of Quimper pottery. Both marked “Henriot Quimper” (circa 1925-1935). 14 & 15) Pair of 10″ diameter scalloped edge plates with bold designs and unusual light blue floral border, one having two Bretonnes; one standing and one kneeling. The other, a Breton smoking a pipe standing beside a Bretonne in costumes. Both marked on top and base “HR Quimper” (circa early 20th century). 16) 9-1/2″ wedding plate with Breton and Bretonne encircled by a border pattern of alternating panels with sprays of flowers and crests of Brittany. The front and base marked “HR Quimper” (circa 1910). Reference: pg 92 of O’Neill’s book on Quimper potter for similar bordered plate. 17) 9-1/2″ costume plate, having a border of alternating floral and coat-of-arms. Marked on base “Henriot Quimper 144” (circa 1925-1935). Having a “Philippe Jamault” sticker to bottom. 18 & 19) Pair of 10-1/2″ scalloped edge plates with decor-riche borders, having a coat-of-arms. One is a wedding plate with Breton and Bretonne; the other a Bretonne with walking stick. Marked on base “Henriot Quimper” (circa 1920’s-1940’s). Reference: pg 66 of O’Neill’s book on Quimper pottery. SIZE: Sizes as noted above. PROVENANCE: From private New Jersey collection; 3-10) Purchased from a Vermont collector; 11) Purchased from a Vermont collector; 16) Acquired from Joan Datesman; 17) Acquired from Joan Datesman. 18 & 19) Acquired from Joan Datesman. CONDITION: 1) A few small glaze roughness areas to underside of top rim, otherwise very good. 2) Cover having flake off edge; teapot with rim roughness, otherwise very good. 3-10) One female with chip to base. 11) Very good. 12 & 13) Very good. 14 & 15) Very good. 16) Very good. 17) Very good. 18 & 19) Some light craquelure on one plate, otherwise very good. 50592-10 (3,000-5,000) – Lot 3098

Auction: Fine Art, Asian & Antique Auction - August 2016

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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	3098	$0.00	NINETEEN PIECES OF RARE QUIMPER POTTERY. Lot including: 1) 4-1/2″ high x 9″ wide early compote with Bretonne holding basket having demi-fantastik border. “HR” mark to base (late 19th/early 20th century). 2) 7″ fluted, covered teapot with Bretonne and Breton decoration. A green sponge decorated handle and floral decorated lid. Below the Breton is marked “HR Quimper”. The piece having demi-fantastik on cover and body of teapot. 3-10) 4″ long x 2-1/4″ high knife rests (4 male, 4 female, all in recumbent pose) marked “HB Quimper” on inside of each bottom (circa 1904-1968). 11) 2-1/2″ high x 4″ deep matching tea bag holder for the above knife rests. The woman is seated with arms outstretched, marked underneath “HB Quimper” (circa 1904-1968). 12 & 13) Pair 14-1/2″ diameter Melonniers, decorated with a decor-riche border encircling a charming couple in vivid colors and the other with two Breton musicians, each with a crest of Brittany at the top, the handles with scallop shells having a sponged green edge. Reference: page 66 of O’Neill’s book of Quimper pottery. Both marked “Henriot Quimper” (circa 1925-1935). 14 & 15) Pair of 10″ diameter scalloped edge plates with bold designs and unusual light blue floral border, one having two Bretonnes; one standing and one kneeling. The other, a Breton smoking a pipe standing beside a Bretonne in costumes. Both marked on top and base “HR Quimper” (circa early 20th century). 16) 9-1/2″ wedding plate with Breton and Bretonne encircled by a border pattern of alternating panels with sprays of flowers and crests of Brittany. The front and base marked “HR Quimper” (circa 1910). Reference: pg 92 of O’Neill’s book on Quimper potter for similar bordered plate. 17) 9-1/2″ costume plate, having a border of alternating floral and coat-of-arms. Marked on base “Henriot Quimper 144” (circa 1925-1935). Having a “Philippe Jamault” sticker to bottom. 18 & 19) Pair of 10-1/2″ scalloped edge plates with decor-riche borders, having a coat-of-arms. One is a wedding plate with Breton and Bretonne; the other a Bretonne with walking stick. Marked on base “Henriot Quimper” (circa 1920’s-1940’s). Reference: pg 66 of O’Neill’s book on Quimper pottery. SIZE: Sizes as noted above. PROVENANCE: From private New Jersey collection; 3-10) Purchased from a Vermont collector; 11) Purchased from a Vermont collector; 16) Acquired from Joan Datesman; 17) Acquired from Joan Datesman. 18 & 19) Acquired from Joan Datesman. CONDITION: 1) A few small glaze roughness areas to underside of top rim, otherwise very good. 2) Cover having flake off edge; teapot with rim roughness, otherwise very good. 3-10) One female with chip to base. 11) Very good. 12 & 13) Very good. 14 & 15) Very good. 16) Very good. 17) Very good. 18 & 19) Some light craquelure on one plate, otherwise very good. 50592-10 (3,000-5,000) – Lot 3098 Auction: Fine Art, Asian & Antique Auction - August 2016 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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NINETEEN PIECES OF RARE QUIMPER POTTERY.