6 fine porcelain plates from Creil from the 19th century

3634 – 6 Fine earthenware plates from Creil from the 19th century (300) From the 19th century, themed around hunting and fishing, this set of 6 plates with polychrome decoration is signed on the back with "Creil" and is in good condition. No cracks or chips. Bright colours. 4 plates depict hunting and 2 depict fishing. Diameter 207 mm. Weight of 1610 g for the 6. Careful and tracked shipping. For your information, mentioned by Gustave Flaubert in "Sentimental Education", the fine earthenware and porcelain factory of Creil was first established on 26 May 1797 by a Parisian glassmaker, Robert Bray O’Reilly. Its development was sustainably launched from 1801 and it closed its doors in 1895.