18th Century Ceramic Crucifix with rare intact font & 'JHS' Monogram, France or Southern Europe wall plates bubbles under the glaze as

bubbles under the glaze as is normal for transferware and part of the vintage charm of the items

This service was made in fine faience c1860-1890

Pieces of this scale are increasingly difficult to source

A small pewter jardinière with flowing Art Nouveau lines and soft aged patina

A gorgeous touch of authentic French design to enjoy and use for years to come

18th Century Ceramic Crucifix with rare intact font & 'JHS' Monogram, France or Southern Europe wall plates bubbles under the glaze asAn evocative eighteenth century ceramic crucifix bearing the JHS Christogram (Jesus Hominum Salvator). Religious devotional objects of this period were often displayed in domestic interiors as well as chapels, and surviving ceramic examples are increasingly scarce. Even rarer to find a piece with an intact font This piece has strong presence and patina, ideal for a layered interior, devotional collection, or wall display. It brings depth, age, and