Early 19th century Charolles faience shaving dish with a floral garland. Charolais faience, produced in the Charolles region of France, was renowned for its quality and aesthetics. Charolais faience shaving dishes were often decorated with floral garlands. These garlands were hand-painted with bright colours and delicate details, creating an elegant and charming pattern on the surface of the dish. The floral garlands were often composed of different flowers, such as roses, tulips, daisies, daffodils and other varieties, intertwined to form an ornamental crown. This floral motif brought a touch of beauty and refinement to the shaving dish, evoking the nature, freshness and delicacy of flowers. Dimensions: 28cm x 23.5cm Height: 25cm Weight: 660g