This charming and colorful fish-shaped dinnerware set from Henriot Quimper is a wonderful example of French faience pottery. Expertly hand-painted with traditional Breton floral motifs in vibrant cobalt blue, mustard yellow, and terracotta hues, this rare set includes nine dinner plates and one large serving platter, each molded in the shape of a fish. The whimsical yet elegant design reflects the artistry of mid-20th century Quimper ceramics, making it a delightful addition for collectors or anyone with a love for French country style.
Key Features:
Origin: Henriot Quimper, France
Date: 1968–1983
Material: Faience (earthenware)
Contents: 9 hand-decorated dinner plates + 1 large serving platter
Design: Molded and painted in the form of a fish, adorned with traditional floral motifs
Technique: Entirely hand-painted (“entièrement décoré main” mark on reverse)
Add a splash of vintage French charm to your table or display with this joyful and collectible set.
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