Jean de Bretonne Midcentury Oyster Plate

A fabulous hand painted faience oyster plate made by Saint- Jean de Bretagne, near Quimper, France – circa 1950s -1960s. Saint-Jean de Bretagne earthenware became a thriving industry after the Second World War. Each boldly coloured plate has six orange wells shaped as scallop shells separated by sprigs of green seaweed. A central round well is for lemons or a dipping sauce. The wells and rim are highlighted with black against a cream background.

TYPE: OYSTER PLATE

PERIOD: 1950 -1960

COLOUR: ORANGE GREEN

DIAMETER: 27.5 CM

Price is for one plate.  For purchases more than one, please contact us first for combined shipping costs.

This vintage item may contain blemishes, wear, or other minor imperfections which gives each piece its one-of-a-kind character.