Paper Maché Figures from French Artist, Aude Goalet
~ Barnyard Bash French Style ~
8.5" Unmarked Manor House Plate
It's early morning at le mas, a typical french farm house.
Le soleil rises over the hillside and . . .
11.5" HB Quimper Charger
The sound of Le coq is heard as he announces a beautiful new day at le ferme.
Séance de poule is on her nest ready to provide fresh eggs for the day.
One can hear the swishing sound of birds as they fly above the nearby pond, the elegant cygne noir gracefully glides across the still water.
Young Juliet and Jean Pierre are up early for their morning chores before they head off to school.
Monsieur looks across his land with great pride as another day dawns.
Le porc can be heard snorting about the barnyard.
8.25" Plate Marked HB Quimper
While the spat of deux coqs echos through the barnyard.
Horse Figural Marked Rouen Decor Fait Main
Frisky chevaux gallop across the pasture in the morning dew.
Unmarked Desvres 3-Sided Tea Caddy
All is right in the world on this fine day.
There is much work to be done in the fields and vegetables to be gathered from the garden.
Goat Figural Double Salt Marked Gaetan Level
La chevre helps carry the load from the fields back to the barn.
10.75" Malicorne Charger Marked PBx
There is the walk into the village for the morning market to sell some chickens and fresh eggs.
Unmarked Desvres 3-Sided Tea Caddy
And many chores for the lady of the house before days end.
Fresh water for cooking and washing is gathered from the well as Monsieur heads to the house at day's end.
Cat Figural Marked AG
Of course every ferme has un chat.
HR Quimper Jardiniere
And at the end of the week there is much singing and dancing to celebrate with a
A Barnyard Bash ~ French Style
9.5" Malicorne Plate Marked PBx
So grab a partner and dance yourself right over to Happier Than a Pig in Mud, our hostess for the First Annual Barnyard Bash. Also you are invited to join me at Hyacinths for the Soul for a Barnyard Bash ~ English Style. Hope to see you there!
You have been busy my friend! So many beautiful fun things, I just love it! To pick a favorite? Well, you know I'm partial to pigs and roosters, but I'm lovin' that goat! Thank you so much for joining in:@)
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing post. Thank you so much for joining the party so I could read this.
ReplyDeleteOh my, all of your Quimper is stunning. I love all of your dishes and figurines. Beautiful. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteOh, my Sarah! This is the most gorgeous barnyard I've ever seen. What lovely pieces! :)
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
shelia :)
What a marvelous French collection! I really enjoyed seeing all these, just beautiful, and so unique!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
Now this is classy barnyard chic! Love these beautiful pieces in your collection. And those paper mache' rooster and hen are delightful. My animals are in quarantine, as I have been much too busy to play with them. * sigh*
ReplyDeleteThey have not been out to play since the Rooster Party. LOL
~ Sue
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThe photo n°1 is a plate made in the south west of France (Auvillar or Thiviers ?)
The photo n° 5 was made in Nevers in the middle of 19 century
Yannick CLAPIER
Love your "French" barnyard...beautiful pottery!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat minds think alike! My Barnyard Bash post features Quimper animals too.
ReplyDeleteLove yours, the narrative is so clever!
Maggie
I adore your set of cows and the rooster and hen at the top?--I'd love to have a set of those.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection you have! The oil and vinegar jars are beautiful along with everything else.
ReplyDeleteYou told a great story with them!
What a great way to tell a story through French Faience! I have a similar rooster plate and although it is simple it is one of my favorite pieces.
ReplyDelete-Katie Sledge
Such beautiful Quimper pottery! I wonder why un chat has such a sad face? Did he lose his mouse?
ReplyDeleteWhat fun ! Looking forward to more Barnyard Bash blogs
ReplyDeleteSarah, this little story is so cute, and of course, I love the photos of the appropriate Quimper pieces to go along with your story. Juliet and Jean Pierre have stolen my heart. What a beautiful pair of figurals. laurie
ReplyDeleteSarah, I love how you have linked your story together with such charming pieces of faience!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, very clever, and absolutely charming!
Some of these pieces I've never seen before. Thanks for sharing..Hugs,
I love your vintage collection French style. Great stuff to share for today's barnyard bash.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jeanne
I love the roosters on your dining table. La
ReplyDeleteThis is very special. I love your narrative to go with these beautiful photographs. What a clever post. My Barnyard Bash post had a French flair, too. Go to atoiletale.blogspot.com to meet "Frenchie" the cow.
ReplyDeleteLinda