Gien Colored Plates
- Manufacturers of Themed Tableware
- Specific kinds of Tableware
- Ash Trays
- Bowls
- Cheese Platters
- Children's Tableware
- Cigarette Boxes
- Cups and Mugs
- Glasses
- Knife Rests
- Napkin Rings
- Placemats
- Plates
- ABC Plates
- Creative World
- Creil & Montereau Colored
- Creil & Montereau Monochrome
- Creil and Montereau Lebeuf Milliet
- Dentelle Fringe Plate
- Dulevo Russian FS Plate
- Epinal de Pellerin
- "Fables de La Fontaine"
- Faiencerie Nouvelle
- Franklin Porcelain
- G.D. Paris
- Gien
- Richard Ginori
- Hautin Boulenger of Choisy-le-Roi
- Keller & Guerin Green and Black
- Edwin M. Knowles
- Longwy
- Miniature Plates
- Porcelaines Champs-Elysées
- R
- Russian Brass
- Service de Poupee
- Societe Francaise de Porcelaine
- Sologne
- Miniature Plates
- Platters
- Pitchers
- Salt & Pepper Shakers
- Tea Glass Holders
- Teapots
- Whiskey Decanters
1920? Eight cream-colored plates with colored designs. Each plate reads "Fables de LaFontaine" at its top, with the individual fable title at the bottom. Each back reads "Porcelaine opaque de Gien." €200 from entrepot*d on Ebay, Jan., '21.
I was sure that we had some of the plates in this series; it turns out that we have plates from at least four other series, but not from this series. We have a similar but smaller plate for hanging depicting TT. I picked up from the kind seller that the plates have numbers, though I could not find them at first on the plates themselves. We have, from what seems to be a set of 12:
#3: "Crow and Eagle"
#4: BF
#5: "Fox and Goat in a Well"
#7: FC
#8: FK
#9: OF
#10: "Rabbits and Frogs"
#11: WL
Ebay.fr has revealed to me that #6 is CJ. From our other holdings, it seems that TT is #12. The other two (#1 and #2) seem to be FS and BC.
3. The Crow Wanting to Be an Eagle
4. BF
5. The Fox and Goat in a Well
7. FC
8. FK
9. OF
10. The Rabbit and the Frogs
11. WL