Six speaking dessert plates from Choisy-le-Roi

The six plates are in good condition, no cracks, no big accidents. Three of them have a slight leap of enamel on an edge and back, very small, but not visible on the front, when using the plate. The plates are made of iron soil from choisy-le-roi, from the h. Boulenger earthenware factory, active from 1804 to 1938, in val de marne. The iron earth designs a fine earthenware, halfway between earthenware and porcelain, to which are mixed feldspat, mineral compound, and kaolin, to make it whiter and more resistant. These are so-called "talking" plates that tell the story of joan of arc. You have to look at the pictures, there's a plate number one, a number four, three number five, and a number nine. The talking motif is in the background of the plate, in black ink, while the marli is adorned with a slight spring bordeaux vegetable frieze, reminiscent of rosehip.