Twenty-one French creamware plates printed in black, comprising: one with St. George and the Dragon below the title Confrerie de Gand within a border of trophies; two printed with revolutionary codes; two printed with revolutionary songs; three from a series of historical scenes titled HISPALA DECOUVRE AU CONSUL LES INTRIGUES DE LA FETE DE BACCHUS, MAIRES DU PALAIS and ORDRE DE CHEVALERIE; two others similar printed with scenes titled ERISPOE, CUC DES BRETONS, RECOIT LES ORNEMENS DE LA ROYAUTE and VESTIGES DE LA MAISON DE CICERON; two plates printed with similar scenes of an injured warrior being offered refreshment in a forest; two others from a series printed with AVENUE DU JARDIN DES PLANTES and MONUMENT A LA GLOIRE DE LA NATION; and six plates from a series printed with women of various professions within moulded borders, most of the above with printed and impressed marks for CREIL and retailer's mark for STONE, COQUEREL ET LE GROS, all late 18th or early 19th Century