Les Andouillettes Aux Pommes French Advertising Black Transferware Platter Gien w/ Pig Boar (Copy) Sparrow lamp Each plate features a unique

Each plate features a unique nature / botanical scene

The production of the two earthenware factories remains similar until 1895

8" x 2 3/8" deep

deep blue transferware plate depicting the birthplace of Longfellow in Portland

Simply soak the unglazed lid in water before use and the heat of the oven will steam the food

Les Andouillettes Aux Pommes French Advertising Black Transferware Platter Gien w/ Pig Boar (Copy) Sparrow lamp Each plate features a uniqueHere is a wonderful platter by Gien of France depicting a vintage sign with a pig or boar with wonderful lettering in black and titled: Les Andouillettes Aux Pommes It then reads the recipe in French Gien was founded in 1821 by Thomas Hall, and Englishman who wanted to introduce fine English earthenware manufacturing techniques in France. Production first began with functional tableware, then went on to make more formal dinnerware, decorative pieces