Large Saint-Amand Transferware Platter, Régence Pattern doll furniture The revival sought to recapture

The revival sought to recapture the elegance and restraint of the earlier era

it has both a functional weightiness and an aesthetic sophistication

A curated lot of ten French escargot pots in assorted tones of stoneware and ironstone

The chunky turned legs nod to the bobbin style—a form that first appeared in 17th-century Europe and saw revivals in both the 19th and mid-20th centuries

refined ornamentation—graceful

Large Saint-Amand Transferware Platter, Régence Pattern doll furniture The revival sought to recapturePeriod: Early 20th century Size: 17 x 12. 5 inches A large oval serving platter in French terre de fer from Saint Amand et Hamage, in the Rgence pattern. What sets it apart from most transferware is the molding. The blank is shaped in relief, with a scalloped, shell fluted rim, and the soft blue transfer of trailing flowers, rococo scrollwork, and dotted garlands is printed over that raised surface rather than on a flat plate. The body carries an