Accolay Pottery French Mid-Century Aperitive & Dinner Set, 1950s

This elegant French art ceramic oyster set was produced by Sarreguemines in France circa 1970. Combining practical tableware with sculptural decorative appeal, the set reflects the e...

Celebrate the elegance of French tableware with this exceptional Longchamp majolica oyster set, handcrafted in Côte d'Or, France, during the 1970s. Comprising a large serving platter and twelve matching oyster plates, all preserved in mint condition, this complete 13-piece service is a rare collector's find and an outstanding example of French ceramic artistry. The richly glazed majolica features warm amber, honey, and chestnut tones, beautifully highlighting the sculptural shell motifs that define the design. Combining decorative appeal with practical function, the set transforms any seafood presentation into an elegant dining experience while serving as a remarkable display piece when not in use. Dimensions: Serving platter: 13" diameter (33 cm), 1.2" high (3 cm) Individual plates: 9.44" diameter (24 cm), 0.8" high (2 cm) Founded in 1875, the Longchamp pottery became one of France's most respected ceramic manufacturers, earning an international reputation for its colorful majolica creations inspired by nature. During the 1970s, the factory produced some of its most celebrated oyster services, combining traditional craftsmanship with bold, sculptural forms. Since production ended in the 1980s, complete Longchamp sets have become increasingly sought after by collectors of French majolica, vintage ceramics, and refined European tableware. Whether displayed in a dining room, used for elegant seafood dinners, or added to a serious ceramics collection, this complete Longchamp oyster...

French Mid-Century Modern Stoneware Oyster Plate Set by Saint-Clément, 1960s. Elegant and rare mid-century modern French oyster set handcrafted by renowned ceramic maker Saint-Clémen...

This rare French mid-century ceramic snail set by Marius Giuge, produced in Vallauris during the 1960s, is a charming and highly collectible example of postwar French tableware. The ...

A vibrant ceramic service by Robert Picault, one of the leading figures of the Vallauris pottery movement in the 1950s. This ensemble includes a rare tripod-lidded soup tureen, six o...

Spectacular set of seven Italian Modern studio ceramic bowls by Zaramella: one boat-shaped serving, six tear-drop condiment / smaller bowls. Beautiful and refined pattern and color c...

Origin Vallauris, France, circa 1950s Materials Glazed ceramic Condition Very good vintage condition, consistent with age and light use A delightful set of four handled appetizer ...

Saint Clement is one of the oldest French royal earthenware factories. Supplying the court , the factory is at the origin of the scalloped edge of its pieces, known as the "Louis XV ...