NEVERS, late 18th century. Two revolutionary PLACES with...

NEVERS, late 18th century. Two revolutionary PLACES with contoured edges in stanniferous earthenware. Polychrome decoration of great fire: - ASSEMBLY, representing the meeting of the Three Orders: the sword, the crook, and the spade head up supporting the royal crown joined together by a fleur-de-lys, at the base, knotted branches, the inscriptions "support, strength, union". On the reverse side the apocryphal inscription "Ripault". - ASSEMBLY, representing the meeting of the Three Orders: the sword, the crook, and the spade head up supporting the fleur-de-lys, at the base, knotted branches. On the reverse side the apocryphal inscription "Ripault". Diam. 22.5 and 23 cm (splinters). JOINT: NEVERS, late 18th century. Revolutionary plate with a polychrome decorated earthenware fretworked edge, in the center, a shield with a fleur-de-lys, surmounted by an axe and a lictor's bird placed on flags. Diam. 22,5 cm (important restoration and chips).