Antique 'Flow Brown' Plates - "Liseron" - FF Pexonne - Set of 4 - 1890s Regency Likely crafted in Italy

Likely crafted in Italy

Opaline became a favourite in the mid- to late-1800s for its soft

hand-painted floral motifs such as cornflowers

Discovered amidst the charm and bustle of the Rue de Bretagne flea market

making it a truly versatile addition

Antique 'Flow Brown' Plates - "Liseron" - FF Pexonne - Set of 4 - 1890s Regency Likely crafted in ItalyA lyrical quartet from the Lorraine forests: four Liseron plates by FF Pexonne, their borders twined with bindweed and fern in deep chocolate brown transfer. The print has that soft, smoky halo collectors love in flow decorations like Flow Blue, but in mellow brown giving each bloom a gentle blur where colour met glaze in the kiln. The fronts show charming variations in the arrangement of sprays; the fourth plate, though stamped Liseron, carries a