"Earthenware Basin From La Rochelle, 18th Century"
Earthenware basin often called a planter, hexagonal in shape, with two applied side handles simply decorated with blue pellets. The basin itself is finely decorated with flowers in a garland and the red of great fire is as usual at that time in relief. On the side a decoration of small ferns. This piece has a rustic but elegant charm, in very good condition, which is rare for a usual object. We can note a chipped foot as well as small wear on the bottom. 
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