Quimper Faience in Savannah.

QCI members gather outside the saleroom
ready to shop until they drop.

Here at last, for your delectation, photographs from the Members Faience Sale which took place during our Sojourn in Savannah.

Joan Datesman

Ann Marie O'Neill

I'll just sit back and listen to your gasps of amazement at all the beautiful things our member dealers had to offer.

Henry Powell



Fayne Landes

 The choice was stunning, almost overwhelming.

Trisha Johnson

Sadly, Tricia has decided she can no longer devote the time, away from her career as a very succesful veterinarian, to maintain "Maison de la Croix" and was holding a "closing down" sale.

Noelle Beatty

Can you see the door push plate on Noelle's table above, very pretty but more colourful than the ones I recently acquired and so I left it for someone else to snap up.
Click here to see my blue & white door push plates

Philippe Lalys (L) Judy Datesman (R)

Finally, a pair of HR octagonal plates beautifully handpainted with a man and a woman dressed in costumes from my region of France, Normandy and a pretty floral border.

They had to come back to live with me in France.

Back view.

The linked PB mark and Normandie inscription were used by the Henriot faiencerie on regional souvenir wares and date the plates to circa 1920.
I hope that you have enjoyed the virtual visit to the saleroom today, remember as a QClub member you can find links on the QCI website to all our member dealers, including those who sadly didn't make it to Savannah this year.
I'll be linking this post to Laurie's A Few of My Favourite Things Saturday meme, be sure to call in and see all the other participants taking part this week.
Laurie is a fan of Quimper too, who knows she might just join the Club when she sees all the wonderful Q here today.