Round flat plate in faience, made in France, the eastern part and therefore called faience de l’Est, also because it is difficult to identify the exact manufacture that made it. This kind of decor was made by many firms, starting from poncifs scattered all over the place. Possibly Les Islettes manufacture.

Hand painted in bright purple-pink and green colors, with a touch of blue, yellow and black. The surface of the plate is almost entirely occupied by a decoration of a rooster standing on a flower-filled basket. At the bottom of the collar there is a frieze of alternating convex and concave curved lines. White glazed surface (no glaze in some places) and the lip is also painted in purple-pink. Back completely glazed. Flat base ring, no base. Traces of must. A purple line in the center, meaning?

Very good condition.