1930s Sainte Radegonde Ceramic Dish

1930s Sainte Radegonde Ceramic DishThe pottery of Sainte Radegonde, which came out of Frances Touraine region in the early to mid 20th century, typically featured striking 3D detailing, often in shades of white, cream, and vibrant green blue shades. This 1930s flat dish is a quintessential example, with its plump basket woven clay base bordered by twisted strands of white and turquoise clay that resembles a shiny candy cane. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with

this often took the form of bib necklaces

folded silhouette—evoking a sheet of metal gathered and drawn upward—its hammered surface animates the pure silver with shifting light and shadow

it has beautifully tactile bamboo handles and high sides for avoiding potential spillages

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