2 Quimper Planters. 1) Henriot Quimper 2 Handle Hexagon Footed Planter. The Hexagonis hand painted with a blue and white grid along the sides and a floral pattern across the center. Other side is the classical image of a man playing a flute to a maiden enjoying a moment of leisure. It has gold handles and 4 small legs at the bottom. The Round Planter has the figure of a person with a hat gazing outwards with floral pattern flowing across the remainder of the center. The pottery adopted its name from the town of Quimper where potter Jean Baptiste Bousquet built his kilns in the Quimper area of Locmaria in 1685 and was given a royal manufacturing license by King Louis XIV. Size: 8 x 8 x 7 1/2 in. Largest. #4155 Location E5