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   Who made Quimper pottery?

   • Francoise Eloury and Guillaume Dumaine also contributed to the production of Quimper Pottery. Another significant mark is HR or Henriot Quimper, which can be found on pieces after the merger of the HR and Henriot companies. The pottery often features designs inspired by Breton peasants, with sea and flower motifs being common.

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   When did Quimper pottery go out of business?

   • Fact: the Henriot factory went out of business in 1968. Reality: genuine pieces of Quimper pottery were produced using the Henriot mark for many, many years beyond 1968. Confused?

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   What makes Quimper pottery unique?

   • Moreover, Quimper pottery is renowned for its use of sea and flower motifs. Delicate depictions of seaside landscapes, waves, and sailboats evoke a sense of coastal charm. Additionally, vibrant flowers, such as roses, dahlias, and sunflowers, are commonly painted on the pottery, adding a burst of color and natural beauty.

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   How do you know if Quimper pottery was made?

   • One key indicator of dating Quimper Pottery is the presence of a royal manufacturing license. Pottery marked with HB Quimper or Porquier indicates production by the Porquier family. Francoise Eloury and Guillaume Dumaine also contributed to the production of Quimper Pottery.

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2. www.meaningfulspaces.com › how-to-date-quimper-potteryHow to Date Quimper Pottery: Uncovering its Historical Secrets

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   Nov 3, 2023 · One prominent characteristic of Quimper pottery is its depiction of Breton peasants, sea motifs, and vibrant flower patterns. Over the centuries, Quimper pottery has gained a devoted following among art and pottery enthusiasts who consider these pieces precious collectibles.

3. www.worthpoint.com › p › ceramicsQuimper Pottery - Guide to Value, Marks, History - WorthPoint

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   Jul 1, 2024 · Find the Value of your Quimper Pottery. WorthPoint is the largest resource online for identifying, researching and valuing antiques. Explore over 425 Million “sold for” prices with item details and images.

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5. www.marks4antiques.com › Quimper-Pottery-andHISTORY & MARKS ON QUIMPER POTTERY FROM FRANCE - Marks4Antiques

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   • History of Quimper Pottery
   • Identifying Quimper Marks
   • Explanation of Quimper Pottery Terms

   The handpainted French faience known as Quimper (pronounced kam-pair) dates back to 1690. It is earthenware fired with a tin-based glaze. The pottery takes it name from the town of Quimper, located in northwestern France, where potter Jean-Baptiste Bousquet built his kilns. Although the area of Locmaria in Quimper had long been associated with pott...

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   Marks should act as an adjunct to your opinion; for example, there is a German HB mark and a French AP mark that look virtually identical to those used by Quimper factories. The decoration, mold, and colors tell you the whole truth; the mark is just verification of what the decoration, mold, and colors are saying. In general, older pieces are often...

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   Arbustes - shrubs Bannette - 2 handled tray Biniou - bagpipe style instrument. The biniou is used as a form for many items and is often shown being played by a musician in a scene Biscuit - pottery that has had its initial firing, and is waiting to be glazed Bombarde - pipe-like musical instrument Bonboniere - candy dish Bragoubraz - baggy traditio...

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6. quimperfrenchpottery.com › patternsQuimper Patterns By Henriot Quimper - Quimper French pottery

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   View the available Quimper patterns by Henriot Quimper. All handpainted in Quimper, France.

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   A guide to the marks used on vintage Quimper pottery...part of a monthly e-zine with everything you need to know about Quimper...The Town, The People and The Pottery.

8. www.worldcollectorsnet.com › articles › henriotHenriot Quimper and Quimper Faience Pottery - World ...

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   Quimper Tradition Pattern. The handpainted French faience known as Quimper Pottery (pronounced “cam-pair”) was founded by potter Jean Baptiste Bousquet and has been manufactured in Quimper, Brittany, France since 1690.

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   In 1778 one of the employees, François Eloury, starts a pottery which is transformed to an earthenware factory in 1788: the future company Porquier(P) and Porquier-Beau (PB). Another employee, Guillaume Dumain, starts a gres company in Locmaria, after his attempt to set up a company in Quimper fails.