Tableware
Antique French Pot à Lait | Speckled Yellow Glaze | Lidded Milk Pot
Antique French Salad Servers | Horn and Silver Plate | Late 19th Century
Antique French Pichon Uzès Compote | Olive Green | Openwork Pedestal Basket
Antique French Cul Noir Faience Platter | Provincial | Late 18th C.
Antique French Faience Platter | Rouen Tradition | Cul Noir Style
Antique French Faience Platter | Cul Noir | Late 18th to Early 19th C.
Antique French Faience Platter | Cul Noir | Forges les Eaux
Antique French Faience Platter | Cul Noir | 18th Century
Antique French Cul Noir Faience Charger | Hand Painted Panier Fleuri | Late 18th
Antique French Faience Platter | Rouen Tradition Cul Noir | 19th Century
Antique French Faience Plates | Eastern France | Pair with Hand-Painted Turnip Motif
Antique French Faience Plate | Cul Noir | 19th Century
Antique French Faience Plate | Cul Noir | 19th Century Forges-les-Eaux
Antique French Faience Plate | 18th Century Moustiers | Polychrome Floral
Antique French Faience Plate | Normandy Floral | Early 19th Century
Antique French Faience Plate | Aumale Normandy | Beaded Rim
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Antique French tableware comes in many forms: floral faïence from Moustiers, white Limoges porcelain, rustic stoneware, hand-painted plates and simple pieces loved just for their shape. That variety is part of the appeal.
This collection brings together dinner plates, soup plates, serving dishes, tureens, relish dishes, gravy boats, compotes and other pieces once used to set and serve the table with care. Some come from complete services handed down through generations, while others are one-off finds made to be mixed, collected and enjoyed.
Decoration shifts with region and era, from floral patterns, gilded rims and pastoral scenes to pure unbroken white. What ties these pieces together is their quality of making, their visible history and the freedom they offer to create a table that feels truly personal... whether matched, layered or happily mismatched.
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