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A pair of hand painted blue and white French Cafe au lait Bowls
A thoroughly beautiful way to start your morning ritual with these charming vintage French bowls, each hand-painted with delicate floral motifs—likely daffodils—on the front, and a graceful wave-and-dot pattern encircling the back. Marked “Made in France” on the base, they measure 5.5" wide by 3.5" high and feature elegant fluted sides that catch the light and the eye. They were made circa 1920s.
Condition: Very good for their age, with the character and subtle signs of use that attest to their authenticity and history.
Why they belong in your home:
Authentic French provincial style: These bowls bring genuine Provençal flair to your table, bridging everyday practicality with timeless charm.
Hand-painted detail: Each bowl carries the slight variations and human touch that make vintage ceramics so compelling.
Versatile and beautiful: Perfect for cereal, fruit, small salads, or simply as decorative pieces on open shelving.
Functional, refined, and unmistakably French.
Ref 208.
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A thoroughly beautiful way to start your morning ritual with these charming vintage French bowls, each hand-painted with delicate floral motifs—likely daffodils—on the front, and a graceful wave-and-dot pattern encircling the back. Marked “Made in France” on the base, they measure 5.5" wide by 3.5" high and feature elegant fluted sides that catch the light and the eye. They were made circa 1920s.
Condition: Very good for their age, with the character and subtle signs of use that attest to their authenticity and history.
Why they belong in your home:
Authentic French provincial style: These bowls bring genuine Provençal flair to your table, bridging everyday practicality with timeless charm.
Hand-painted detail: Each bowl carries the slight variations and human touch that make vintage ceramics so compelling.
Versatile and beautiful: Perfect for cereal, fruit, small salads, or simply as decorative pieces on open shelving.
Functional, refined, and unmistakably French.
Ref 208.
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