Beautiful set of 6 vintage fondue plates from the famous French pottery Gien.
These original plates, divided into five compartments, are specially designed for enjoying a Bourguignon fondue.
Each compartment is decorated with colorful illustrations and inscriptions evoking different sauces: curry, mustard, devil, and tartar. The large compartment is adorned with a drawing of a beef fillet, while a small fondue pot decorates the center.
A charming and convivial set, ideal for lovers of French cuisine, meals with friends, or collectors of vintage tableware.
Features:
* Manufacturer: Gien, France
* Material: glazed earthenware
* Quantity: 6 plates
* Diameter: 24 cm
* Decor: Bourguignon fondue and sauces
* Gien marking on the back
Condition:
Very good vintage condition, with no visible chips or structural cracks.
Presence of glaze crazing, characteristic of the natural aging of antique earthenware. They are particularly visible on the back of the plates and contribute to their vintage charm.
The photographs are an integral part of the description.
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25.90 €
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Description
Set of 6 Fondue Plates Gien – French Vintage
Beautiful set of 6 vintage fondue plates from the famous French pottery Gien.
These original plates, divided into five compartments, are specially designed for enjoying a Bourguignon fondue.
Each compartment is decorated with colorful illustrations and inscriptions evoking different sauces: curry, mustard, devil, and tartar. The large compartment is adorned with a drawing of a beef fillet, while a small fondue pot decorates the center.
A charming and convivial set, ideal for lovers of French cuisine, meals with friends, or collectors of vintage tableware.
Features:
* Manufacturer: Gien, France
* Material: glazed earthenware
* Quantity: 6 plates
* Diameter: 24 cm
* Decor: Bourguignon fondue and sauces
* Gien marking on the back
Condition:
Very good vintage condition, with no visible chips or structural cracks.
Presence of glaze crazing, characteristic of the natural aging of antique earthenware. They are particularly visible on the back of the plates and contribute to their vintage charm.
The photographs are an integral part of the description.