France, circa 1930.
A set of twelve French Sarreguemines plates in the palest blue-gray glaze, each molded with softly swirling lines and raised shell details around the rim.
The color is so good—somewhere between French blue and celadon—and subtle enough to mix easily with whatever is already on the table. Add old silver, white linen and clear glasses and you really don’t need much else.
And there are twelve. Because finding one beautiful old French plate is easy. Finding enough to actually have people over is considerably better.
Because every good room needs a past.
France, circa 1930.
A set of twelve French Sarreguemines plates in the palest blue-gray glaze, each molded with softly swirling lines and raised shell details around the rim.
The color is so good—somewhere between French blue and celadon—and subtle enough to mix easily with whatever is already on the table. Add old silver, white linen and clear glasses and you really don’t need much else.
And there are twelve. Because finding one beautiful old French plate is easy. Finding enough to actually have people over is considerably better.
Because every good room needs a past.
Origin: France
Period: circa 1930
Material: glazed earthenware, faïence
Maker: Sarreguemines
Condition: very good antique condition with light surface wear, occasional crazing and minor variations consistent with age and use. No major chips or cracks noted.
Dimensions: 9.75” diameter
