Freeform Vintage Dish Salins France – 1950s Ceramic Green & White

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Features Bring a touch of retro elegance to your table with this superb earthenware dish from the famous Salins factory. With its freeform shape typical of 1950s design, it boasts a magnificent green gradient on the edges. Ideal for presenting a cake, for keeping your vegetables in your kitchen, or as a trinket tray in an entryway.

🔍 Details & Condition: Manufacturer: Salins France (authenticity stamp under the base) Integrity / no major cracks, no chips or repairs to report on the edges Note: Please observe the photos carefully, as they are an integral part of the description. This piece is in beautiful vintage condition. It has gracefully aged over the years and bears traces of its journey (see photos). The colors are vibrant and the smooth enamel to the touch retains a beautiful sheen despite a slight natural crazing of the enamel. This adds to its antique charm but does not affect the solidity of the object in any way.

💚 Why we love it: It’s a piece that captures the bold and optimistic spirit of the 1950s. We love its organic silhouette, a true work of art even when empty, and its deep emerald green that evokes nature and undergrowth. It harmonizes beautifully with wooden furniture (teak, oak). It’s an excellent decorative object that can be used as a trinket tray, a platter for sweets, or simply placed on a sideboard. It immediately draws the eye.

📏 Dimensions: Length: Approx. 32 cm Width: Approx. 12 cm Height: Approx. 3 cm

🎁 Packaging: Your order is carefully packaged: bubble wrap, reinforced protection, double-wall cardboard, and appropriate cushioning. Each fragile piece is prepared with care to ensure perfect reception.

🚛 Shipping: Shipping via Mondial Relay to reduce shipping costs. Please indicate your preferred Relay point/locker in your purchase message; otherwise, the shipment will be sent to the point closest to your address.

✨ A gesture for the planet. Thank you for choosing vintage. You don't just receive an object, but a small piece of history that is just waiting to live again with you and in your home.