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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Very good condition. Light wear. Binding tight, pages clean. Sticker on front end paper covering old text. Pictures available upon request.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Very good condition. Light wear. Binding tight, pages clean. Sticker on front end paper covering old text. Pictures available upon request.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Very good condition. Light wear. Binding tight, pages clean. Sticker on front end paper covering old text. Pictures available upon request.

Condition: Good. volume three, 496 pp., hardcover, ex library, else text and binding clean and tight. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request.

Hardcover. Condition: Gut bis sehr gut. 1. Auflage. 1989/90, XXI, XII, XII, 1575 S., 3 x HC-Pappband, minimalst gebrauchsspurig, Bibex., typisch gestempelt und mit Reg.-Schildchen auf Rücken und Front, sonst sauber, stabil und komplett, Versand in DE 7,50 !!!

Hardcover. Small mark to front cover, otherwise good condition. No dustjacket. Papers in French and mostly in English. Includes papers on Instability and stress formations around underground excavations in highly stressed anisotropic media; Basic research for the destressing of the rock ring surrounding a gallery under severe stress; Investigations into foundation failure mechanisms of hard rock squat rib pillars; Effects of non-linearity and strength reduction of rocks on tunnel movements; The model of gradual shear failure of rocks and its application to geomechaniscs at great depth; Backfill support in deep level tabular mining - Predicted performance at great depth; Investiagtion of peak rock strength behaviourfor wellbore stability; A study of viscoelastic-plastic behaviour of rock salt and its application in petroleum engineering; Hydraulic fracturing breakdown pressure and in situ stress at great depth; Effects of rock elastic and strength properties in estimation of the state of stress at depth etc. Paginated from 507 to 1076. ISBN-10 9061919746. ISBN-13 9789061919746.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. [18] pp. Desvres (Pas-de-Calais), Ch. Fourmaintraux & Delassus, 1925, in-4, [18] pp, Broché, sous agrafes parisiennes, couverture verte imprimée, Catalogue illustré en couleurs de cheminées en céramique. Couverture défraichie, intérieur en bon état.

Paris, 1925. 27 col. plates. Softcover. - Cover sl. worn along the edges & spine, & loosening.

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 12 1/4" by 15 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 8" by 9 - 10 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".

Condition: Fine. This superb original watercolor is from the production catalog from Francis Masse and Fourmaintraux et Successeurs entitled "Catalogue d'aquarelles de faıÌence de Desvres". The collection was completed for Desvres between 1870 and 1940. --- The watercolors were intended to illustrate the models from the faience and porcelain manufactories of Desvres including the Fourmaintraux-Hornoy, Fourmaintraux FreÌres, Jules Fourmaintraux, Francis Masse (successor), and Vve Francis Masse workshops. --- The porcelain and faience objects are beautifully rendered and decorated, some in the style of Louis XV. Some of the watercolors have notations for the manufactory, annotations of different scenes available, or pricing according to diameter. Offerings of trays, dishes, sconces, vase, bowls, and more were available in the catalog. --- The Fourmaintraux family and successors were the heart of the Desvres faience manufacturing. Francois-Joseph Fourmaintraux was a painter-turner at Desvresâ Grand-Place (around 1765). He founded his own manufactory in 1804 that left a mark on the ceramic industry throughout the 1800s. His four sons created the First Fourmaintraux Frà res company which lasted until 1884. His eldest son, Louis-François Fourmaintraux, then took over under the name Fourmaintraux-Hornoy. In 1863, Charles-François Fourmaintraux-Courquin (third generation), created a tile factory. Under the Fourmaintraux, the Desvres label became a mark of quality, with peak popularity between 1878 and 1886. The Fourmaintraux dynasty continued with Gabriel (4th generation), Claude (5th generation), and Olivier (6th generation). In the 1990s Masse Frà res and G. Fourmaintraux merged creating Faà encerie MasseFourmaintraux. --- The work is in very good to excellent condition. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox marks to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions. --- Paper Size ~ 9 1/2" by 12 1/2".