French Creil Creamware Charger “Entrée du Lycée Bonaparte” c.1820 Wedgwood

French Creil Creamware Charger “Entrée du Lycée Bonaparte” c.1820 WedgwoodThis impressive French creamware charger was produced by the celebrated Creil faencerie in the early 19th century and is a fine example of French printed earthenware with historical topographical decoration. Measuring approximately 30. 5 cm in diameter, the piece combines neoclassical form with a crisply engraved black transfer print, illustrating a significant Parisian educational institution of the Napoleonic era. The broad rim is decorated with a

but there are no issues that detract from its overall beauty and display value

5" (about 6

under black light it comes alive

making it a sophisticated accent in any setting

- Styling as a decorative accent on a shelf

The handle is especially sculptural

Encircling the cavetto is a narrow border of scrolling foliate sprigs

The teapot features the iconic blue Jasperware ground

finely executed neo‑classical ornament and desirable green and white colourway

this is a substantial bowl

or weddings

elongated proportions make it especially suitable for: