A French faïence trompe-l'oeil shaped oval dish of cherries mid 18th century

probably Strasbourg, arranged with a pile of fruit resting amidst green leaves.

There are several restored areas at the rim edge, covering chips as well as occasional minor chips, losses or restored chips to the edges of the leaves and stems of the cherries. Four cherries on the bottom tier and two cherries at the very top have restoration; there are some very minor and very occasional touch-up to cherries.
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A similar example is illustrated by Dorothée Guillemé Brulon, Strasbourg - Niderviller, Sources et rayonnement, p. 10.