Henriot Quimper Faïence Flat Cup & Saucer, Hand-Painted Breton Figure, France c. 1968–1983 Sports Collectible The surface shows honest wear

The surface shows honest wear including chips

Stick spatter star is one of the more desirable and less commonly found designs among early examples

and Black Olives

The stamp measures approximately 7" long by 2 ½” wide

These rounded character tins—known to collectors as “Roly Polys”—are 1970s reproductions inspired by the whimsical lithographed tins originally produced by the Tin Decorating Company (Tindeco) of Baltimore in the 1910s

Henriot Quimper Faïence Flat Cup & Saucer, Hand-Painted Breton Figure, France c. 1968–1983 Sports Collectible The surface shows honest wearHand Painted Breton Charm A Classic Henriot Quimper Faence Set (c. 19681983) Collectors Note Henriot Quimper faence has long been celebrated for its hand painted Breton figures and lively folk motifs, with roots dating back to the 17th century. Flat cups with distinctive squared handles are less commonly encountered than traditional forms, making examples like this especially appealing to collectors of French faence and regional pottery traditions.