• 18Th Century Veuve Perrin Plate #3 - Sally Antiques

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    Veuve Perrin (Widow Perrin) was a factory in Marseille, France that manufactured Faïence wares between 1748 and 1803.

  • Veuve Perrin | eBay

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    Veuve perrin - Achetez une variété de produits à prix abordables sur eBay. Economisez avec notre option de livraison gratuite. Achetez en toute confiance...

  • Inkstand. France, Marseilles, Veuve Perrin Factory, 2Nd Half...

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    Inkstand. France, Marseilles, Veuve Perrin Factory, 2nd half of the 18th c. Related Projects.

  • Antique Veuve Perrin French Faience Tin Glaze Pottery Bowl...

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    “Rim frits / chips - see photos.” Maker. Veuve Perrin. Primary Material.

  • Marseille - Manufacture de La Veuve Perrin - Pair of Glass...

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    Marseille - Manufacture de la Veuve Perrin - Paire de seaux à verres - XVIIIe siècle View larger. ... Factory of the Veuve Perrin - Eighteenth century.

  • Wiki: Veuve Perrin - upcScavenger

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    Pierette Candelot, widow of Claude Perrin, took over the factory after her husband's death. It became known as Veuve Perrin.

  • Veuve Perrin

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    Claude Perrin, born in Nevers on 20 April 1696, settled in Marseille in 1733 where he died on 25 March 1748. ... It became known as Veuve Perrin.

  • Veuve Perrin — AnticVendome

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    Veuve Perrin. 2 résultats affichés. ... VEUVE PERRIN – Bouillon couvert et son dormant (Vendu). Lire la suite. VEUVE PERRIN – Grand plat en faïence.

  • Artists | NGV

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    VEUVE PERRIN FACTORY, Marseilles. Established. 1748 Marseilles, France.

  • Veuve Perrin | Alain.R.Truong

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    Archives de Tag: Veuve Perrin. ... A Marseille (Veuve Perrin) faience soup-tureen and cover, mid-18th century, painted VP monogram.