Mid-Century Vallauris Ceramic Serving Plate | Ochre Glaze, Scalloped Edge (c.1950–70) Petite

Mid-Century Vallauris Ceramic Serving Plate | Ochre Glaze, Scalloped Edge (c.1950–70) PetiteFrench Vallauris serving plate in a rich ochre glaze with a soft scalloped edge. The glaze has natural movement and depth, giving it warmth and character that reads immediately European. Best used as a serving piece or styled on open shelving where the colour can do the work. DESCRIPTION A mid century ceramic serving plate from Vallauris, a town in the south of France known for its pottery workshops. The form is simple but considered a wide, shallow

where staff worked at height for extended periods

filled with loose olive branches or trailing ivy

or under-cover outdoor piece

Works as a side table

entrance hall

• Original cradle form with rocking base

exposed undertones and surface variation throughout reveal the unmistakable character of genuine antique surfaces

Ideal for sipping coffee in the morning sun or hosting intimate dinners under the stars

Small-scale French confit pot with unusual green glaze movement — honest wear

It was originally designed for the popular 18th-century French game of Bouillotte

Forged iron construction

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