Midcentury French Vallauris hors d’ouevres dish
A midcentury ceramic hors d’ouevres Vallauris dish dating from the 1960s.
With three adjoined dipped dishes, ideal for nibbles, or equally small jewellery, beneath a central twist metal carrying handle.
Vallauris pottery from the south east of France has a long history of pottery making which became fashionable in the middle of the last century when Picasso lived there and created ceramics of his own.
The colourway, with fantastic flashes of bright orange with white on a dark brown ground, is vibrant and created in such a way that no two are identical.
This dish is in fantastic condition from top to bottom.
24cm diameter X 15cm tall.
£88
A midcentury ceramic hors d’ouevres Vallauris dish dating from the 1960s.
With three adjoined dipped dishes, ideal for nibbles, or equally small jewellery, beneath a central twist metal carrying handle.
Vallauris pottery from the south east of France has a long history of pottery making which became fashionable in the middle of the last century when Picasso lived there and created ceramics of his own.
The colourway, with fantastic flashes of bright orange with white on a dark brown ground, is vibrant and created in such a way that no two are identical.
This dish is in fantastic condition from top to bottom.
24cm diameter X 15cm tall.
