Four French green transferware dinner plates in a blackberry pattern, one upright on a white iron plate stand and three stacked on linen

The Mûre Plates

€69,00
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Four French green transferware dinner plates in a blackberry pattern, one upright on a white iron plate stand and three stacked on linen
  • Four French green transferware dinner plates in a blackberry pattern, one upright on a white iron plate stand and three stacked on linen
  • Single early 20th century French Badonviller plate with deep green blackberry sprays and an ivy rim border, shown upright on a stand
  • Reverse of the plate showing the blue Badonviller backstamp reading MURE, T.F., BADONVILLER inside a laurel wreath
  • Stack of four cream terre de fer plates seen from the side, showing the thin rims and the green border print
  • Hand holding four green transferware plates fanned out over a linen cloth, showing the warm all-over age-toning
  • Two French blackberry pattern plates on linen, seen from above, with warm age-toning and a crisp green transfer print
  • Close view of a Badonviller plate showing blackberry branches, thorned canes and the fine ivy-and-berry border around the rim
  • Overhead view of a green transferware plate on linen, showing the cream terre de fer glaze and the botanical print
  • Detail of a French blackberry transferware plate with a second plate behind it, showing print detail and light glaze crazing
  • Reverses of all four plates side by side on linen, each carrying the blue Badonviller wreath mark and an impressed mould number
The Mûre Plates

The Mûre Plates

€69,00
SKU — TB95

Four French dinner plates in terre de fer, printed in a deep blue-green with blackberry branches, bramble leaves and thorned canes, and edged with a fine ivy-and-berry border.

All four are marked on the reverse for the Badonviller faïencerie in Lorraine, with the pattern name Mûre — blackberry — printed inside the laurel wreath. Early 20th century, c. 1900–1925.

  • Maker: Badonviller, Lorraine, France — marked "MÛRE – T.F. – BADONVILLER" in a laurel wreath
  • Era: early 20th century, c. 1900–1925
  • Material: terre de fer (French ironstone), transfer-printed under a cream glaze
  • Condition: good, One plate has a fine hairline on the reverse — barely visible, but a fingernail just catches it. It is stable and does not show from the front. No chips and no restoration on any of them. Even all-over age-toning across the fronts, fine glaze crazing. 
  • Measurements (each): D 23 cm / D 9.1 in
  • Set of four, sold together

Four flat plates in the same blackberry pattern are listed separately, a centimetre down in size — eight in all, if you would like both sets.

 A quiet group on a kitchen wall, on the table or in your plate rack.

Shipping to the United States: the price you see includes all import duties and tariffs. Your piece travels DDP — Delivered Duty Paid — so there is nothing further to pay when it arrives, and no customs paperwork for you to deal with. Shipping is calculated separately at checkout. More on shipping & customs →

All items are antique or vintage and may show small signs of age and use — part of their authenticity and charm. Please review the photos closely, or contact me for more details. Each piece is carefully wrapped and sent with tracked shipping.

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