PILLIVUYT Trompe L'Oeil Partridge Game Bird Pie Tureen Terrine French Porcelain

From the early 1890 -1900's in excellent condition, I hope the images show this.

H12cm W20cm D10.5cm

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to

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Stephen Alexander 07525494275.

£90 including insured postage to UK mainland.

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A and B Antiques has dated this Antique Game Pie Dish to the 19th Century.

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SA1231962

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PILLIVUYT Trompe L'Oeil Partridge Game Bird Pie Tureen Terrine French Porcelain

From the early 1890 -1900's in excellent condition, I hope the images show this.

H12cm W20cm D10.5cm

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to

contact me

Stephen Alexander 07525494275.

£90 including insured postage to UK mainland.

Date of Manufacture

A and B Antiques has dated this Antique Game Pie Dish to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

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SA1231962

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A and B Antiques

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Useful pieces short of space hide a corner cupboard in an unused corner .

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Game pie dishes were introduced in Britain during the late 18th and 19th centuries, largely created in response to flour shortages to serve as reusable vessels mimicking baked pastry crusts.

These vessels were primarily constructed from unglazed or semi-glazed terracotta, caneware, and earthenware, often featuring relief-moulded pastry textures and painted finials.

Authentic period examples exhibit relief-moulded exterior details mimicking woven basketwork or crusts, hand-painted ceramic finials, and visible production mold seams along the base.

Place the vessel on a dining room sideboard, inside a kitchen dresser display, or along a mantle shelf to add historical ceramic texture to traditional or country interiors.

Clean gently using warm water and a mild detergent applied with a soft cloth, avoiding prolonged immersion in water to protect porous earthenware and painted details.