#1535 Hand-painted glazed earthenware plate by Maurice Fouillen of Quimper.

No chips or cracks 9” diameter The pottery traditions of Quimper, France, date back centuries, with several renowned families shaping the artistic output of the region. The Fouillen workshop, established by Paul Fouillen in the early 20th century, became celebrated for its vibrant hand-painted earthenware that combined traditional Breton folklore with modernist flair. Following his father's footsteps, Maurice Fouillen continued this legacy, producing distinctive ceramics characterized by rich glazes and expressive brushwork.

Items from the Fouillen atelier frequently utilize local clays and employ traditional techniques passed down through generations of Quimper artisans. The distinct stylized floral and nautical motifs reflect the maritime heritage and rural culture of Brittany. Today, these pieces are actively sought after by collectors of French regional ceramics for their authenticity and charming artistic execution.