Vintage 'Quimper Les Plats Du Chef' - Translated Chef's Bowl on sale or Onion Soup Bowl - Faience Tin-glazed Ceramic - F.689, D.201, R.7

This is an antique, tin-glazed, hand-painted, French faience lidded bowl. It came from an antique store that closed. This piece is from Quimper Faience Pottery From The Henriot Faiencier in Quimper, France. on sale It has an off-white glaze with details around the rims of both bowl and lid and a woman in profile wearing a blue top, yellow apron and red skirt standing with a bouquet of flowers.

"The tin-glazed, handpainted French faience known as Quimper Pottery, pronounced “cam-pair” has been manufactured in Quimper, a town in Brittany, France for over 300 years. The pottery adopted its name from the town of Quimper where potter Jean Baptiste Bousquet built his kilns in the Quimper area of Locmaria in 1685 and was given a royal manufacturing license by King Louis XIV. Bousquet is credited with being the founder of "Quimper Pottery". His firm was known as HB Quimper.
The decoration features scrolling.

The bottom is marked with 'Les Plats Du Chef', translated to a chef's bowl or onion soup bowl and the letters and numbers 'F.689, D.201, R.7'. This lid measures 5" diameter and overlaps the bowl rim. From top to bottom it is 4¼" tall standing on a nice foot with nub handles. Its in very good vintage condition with crazing on the inside of the bowl and light crazing on the lid. The coloring is excellent.

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