French Decorative Dishes and Vide-Poche

Agate Catchall Trinket Bowl - Blue / Grey with Raw Stone Base - Large Size 1970s Agate catchall / vide-poche in a rare large size ! Decorative piece, perfect for holding small item...

A French crystal trinket dish from the 1970s, with a free-flowing, organic shape reminiscent of a shell or a wave in motion. Crafted from clear crystal, it features beautiful sculptu...

Vide de poche by les Argonautes, France 1950's

Rare ceramic plate by the French house 'Primavera', Atelier des Printemps. This beautiful decorative plate is glazed in the style of Jean Besnard, who frequently worked with Primav...

French master ceramic artist Georges Jouve ceramic cendrier ashtray or vide poche with image grapes or raisins. Excellent condition, vibrant greens and beautiful complex white glaze ...

Ceramic plate / serving dish by Les 2 Potiers, France, 1960s Les 2 Potiers, Jacques and Michelle Serre, active in France between 1956 and 1970.

This vintage Lalique tray, crafted in France in 1976, boasts an exquisite Aigle pattern, showcasing a clear crystal glass adorned with a majestic eagle th...

A striking study in mid-century geometry and transparency, this modernist trough centerpiece features a V-shaped basin formed by a closely set array of individual cylindrical glass r...

Art Deco Crow Ashtray or Catchall with Match Holder, Painted Wood, France 1940s Art Deco Catchall or Vide-Poche, Zoomorphic style. This very rare object was initially an ashtray w...

Enameled cameo glass bowl. Signed Daum Nancy with the Cross of Lorraine.

Enameled metal basket designed by Mathieu Matégot. Manufactured by Ateliers Matégot (France,) circa 1950. Lacquered perforated metal, it has some traces of rust. In original condi...

A petite porcelain trinket dish or catchall by Louis Lourioux. Crafted from fine porcelain, this small dish is created in the shape of a clamshe...

Daum crystal vide poche, made in France in the 1970s. This elegant decorative bowl in solid crystal perfectly illustrates the refined craftsmanship of the renowned Daum company. Made of thick, particularly heavy, clear crystal, it features a fluid, organic shape with modernist lines typical of French designs from the 1970s. Its textured finish and sculptural curves beautifully capture the light, creating subtle and sophisticated reflections. Both minimalist and luxurious, this trinket dish can be used as a centerpiece, decorative bowl, or collector's item. A timeless and elegant piece, emblematic of 20th-century French crystal design. Style : Daum France Modernist Design Minimalist Luxury Vintage French Crystal Mid-Century Modern Sculptural Key Features : Solid Clear Crystal Signed Daum Very Heavy Made in France 1970s Organic and Fluid Shape Sculptural Crystal Work Can Be Used as a Trinket Dish or Centerpiece Excellent Craftsmanship Good Vintage Condition Keywords : daum crystal bowl...

French Art Nouveau Bronze card tray or Pin Tray, Vide - Poche, 1920s This absolutely adorable card tray or pin tray, Vide - Poche, is made of bronze ...

Élisabeth Joulia, born July 30, 1925 in Riom and died August 11, 2003 in Bourges1 , was a French ceramist. From the 1950s onwards, she contributed to freeing ceramics from tradition,...

A silver-plated metal trinket tray produced by Christofle, France, in the 1970s, with a refined design inspired by nature. This model takes the elegant form of a stylized leaf, with...

A charming and atmospheric small antique papier mâché tray, hand-painted in the Japonaiserie taste that swept through European decorative arts following the landmark Paris Exposition Universelle of 1867. Sourced in Alsace (France) — a region at the cultural crossroads of France and Germany — this intimate rectangular tray carries all the hallmarks of quality late 19th century lacquerwork: a deep black ground, delicate gilt detailing and a richly observed polychrome scene painted with evident skill and affection. The composition is alive with telling detail: a sword-carrying man in a floral kimono walks with a child — who pushes a toy rabbit on a wheeled stick — and a small dog along a waterside path, a cherry blossom tree arching overhead, while boats laden with figures cross a river toward a distant pavilion set among hills and pines. Ducks rest in the reeds below. The presence of a male protagonist is a rarity in European Japonaiserie of this period, which typically favored female figures — a samurai, sword at his side, watching his child's wheeled rabbit toy...

A crystal trinket tray signed Daum, France, circa 1970, of remarkable quality and substantial weight, attesting to the use of thick, high-end crystal. This piece features an organic...

Crystal oval "Auriac" dish by Lalique signed: Lalique France.

A handsome and most decorative pair of French 19th century Louis XV st. Ormolu and Portoro marble centerpieces. Each wonderful "vide poche" dish is raised on a circular pierced Ormol...

Jean Boris Lacroix (1902-1984) was a French designer and architect known for his modernist lighting designs. After apprenticing with Paul Dumas, he debuted at the Salon des Artistes ...

This stunning crystal desk accessory, pen holder, was designed for the Christian Dior Interior Collection. The piece was meticulously crafted in France circa 1990. The thick molded c...

The Mid-Century Modernist frosted glass "Sleeping Beauty" sculptural nude dish, signed R. Lalique, France, circa 1960, is a masterpiece of elegance and artistic refinement. Crafted i...

A fine French art glass compote. By Lalique. With frosted peacocks to the pedestal that terminate in a frosted flower to the underside of the bowl. Simply a wonderful piece from the world's premier art glass house...

This mid-century modern ceramic dish from Vallauris, France, is a refined example of 1960s French studio pottery, crafted in the stylised shape of a human hand. Designed as a sculp...

A crystal trinket dish signed P. Davesn, France, 1970s, with an elegant and luminous design. This piece is distinguished by its generous circular shape and its decoration of deep, ra...

French Louis Philippe Jardinieres, circa 1840. In solid walnut, with zinc containers.  

For your consideration, a vintage Vallauris ceramic bowl that can be used as catch all, dish or ashtray. A mid-century piece of studio art pottery handcrafted in Vallauris, France. F...

Decorative wall plate in Delft Blue representing a mill. The Delft factory in the town of the same name in Holland has been producing enamelware since the 17th century. Delft blue has become famous over the centuries. The motif depicted on this pair of plates is emblematic of the Netherlands. Indeed, the country's inhabitants used windmills...

Shell II table centerpiece by Sophie Parachey Dimensions: W 33 x D 43 x H 4.5 cm Materials: Sand stoneware, shiny camel glaze, Inspired by exten...

An exceptionally well hand painted French sevres style soft paste porcelain circular centerpiece, deep dish or cabinet plate of large proportions, last half of the nineteenth century...

This 1980s Mid-Century Modern silver-plated vide poche by Pierre Cardin is a sleek and stylish catchall that embodies the designer’s signature futuristic aesthetic. Featuring a bold,...

Large one of a kind Limoges porcelain ashtray in a square shape featuring a beautiful hand painted country scene from the 19th century depicting a lady with a baby in her hands and a...

1960 solid brass ashtray, signed. Brass sculpture, Vide Poche, decorative object.

French vintage ceramic tray by Jacques Blin (circa 1950s). Blin's trademark cloudy glaze incorporates sgraffito images of stylised birds on the di...

Large shaped piece with generous glaze and a naive face motive. Gitte Hauptmann is a danish self-taught painter and visual artist born in 1934. She is the daughter of the painter Sv...

French advertising ceramic ashtray or empty pocket for Cognac Monnet, France, circa 1970. Since its founding in 1838, Monnet has been one of Cognac's historic names. Its leaders hav...

Pat and Jo Rowland Mid Century Modern Ceramic Vide-Poche, 1970s, era Pelletier Very beautiful "vide poche" in ceramic. It is both a brutalist work in the very rough form and the use...

A black and yellow ceramic trinket tray, France, 1960s, with a bold and sculptural design. This piece is distinguished by its openwork, raised rim, formed by a repeating motif remini...

1970s Biot Glass Fruit Bowl & Cocktail Set, Yellow-Orange Bubble Glass, Handcrafted in France Description: This exquisite Biot glass fruit bowl and cocktail set, crafted in France i...

Plater in sand blasted/etched light pink color glass with engraved geometrical drawings. Signed Schneider engraved at the bottom. Charles and Ernest Schn...

This stunning crystal desk accessory, a pencil cup, was designed for the Christian Dior Interior Collection. The piece was meticulously crafted in France, circa 1990. The thick molde...

Ashtray - Pintray "Souris" (Mouse) made in opalescent glass by René Lalique in 1925. Engraved signature. Perfect condition. diameter: 11 cm Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique - Catalog...

Large size solid bronze dish to be used as a center piece or a "vide-poches". Wavy organic "forme libre" shape. Height is for highest point of the dish. High impact accent piece. Thi...

Beautiful decorative bowl, ashtray or videpoche in multicolor glazed terracotta. France, 1950s. It has an eye-catching design with leaf decorations in shades of pink, purple and ora...

Decorative metal vide poche

A stunning and iconic rectangular ashtray (which can also be used as an elegant trinket dish) by Hermès Paris, crafted from the finest French porcelain. The piece celebrates the bran...

A 20th century cut crystal and gilt bronze dish in Renaissance taste. The circular cup is decorated with cut-diamond patterns. It is set on a baluster-shaped stem that is embellished...

An elegant oval glazed ceramic serving platter featuring a warm gradient of browns and ochre—characteristic of French production from the 1970s. Its wide, slightly raised rim and glo...

An elegant, Biot-style blown glass catchall, crafted from olive-green tinted glass and characterized by numerous air bubbles trapped within the material. Its freely flared silhouette...

Biot Studio Potter Large ceramic dish, 1970/80s. Handmade stoneware dish with vivid green glaze featuring yellow nuances and a small firing mark. Typical of the Biot studio tradition...

Serge Mansau decorative large bronze dish or vide poche produced by French company Art du Bronze by Monique Gerber. Highly polished bronze interior with high relief sculptural unders...

A superbly glazed dish with stylised motifs, created by renowned ceramicist Bernard Buffat for La Grange Aux Potiers, France Shades of blue, black white and gold decorate Circa 1970 ...

Iconic solid bronze trinket tray by Monique Gerber. France, 1970s. Shaped like a rock. Large model no. 517 in the catalogue of the publisher L'Art du Bronze. Patina on all surfaces....

Large frieze decoration depicting an interlacing of profiles executed freehand on Limoges biscuit. This unique piece is entirely representative of the artist's graphic virtuosity. Si...

A French majolica "barbotine" trinket box or catchall from the early 20th century, crafted in the shape of a crab. The lid, representing the crab’s shell, opens to reveal a storage c...

This nice and fine Basket / vide-poches is made of silver-plated metal wire. This is a French work. Circa 1900

Superb petit ceramic vide poche by Gabriel Fourmaintraux Intense black glaze, hand decorated with distinctive red, yellow and green enamel motifs Circa 1950 Height 1.5 inch, Width ...

1970 solid wod and brass ashtray. Brass vide poche, decorative object.

A Neo-Grec gilt and patinated bronze Tazza, designed by Ferdinand Levillain and cast by Ferdinand Barbedienne. Marked 'F. Levillain' to the decoration and stamped 'F. Barbedienne' to the underside. This rare tazza is a fine example of the collaboration between the gifted designer Ferdinand Levillain and the highly acclaimed bronzier Ferdinand Barbedienne. It is decorated with a bas-relief in the 'Neo-Grec' or ‘Pompeian’ style with classical figures herding animals...