Breton fish-shaped plate

“Breton fisherman” fish plate. Very rare and collectible, from the 1940s/50s signed and handmade (Breton manufacturer of artistic earthenware) pornic 'ile d'oleron'. The island of Oléron is the largest island on the French Atlantic coast. Oyster farming is an age-old activity. History. Pornic fayencerie was born after the First World War. Overall the plate is in very nice condition with some marks and imperfections mainly under the glaze from the time of manufacture etc. Depending on the age and manufacturing techniques of the time. Please check the photos as they are an integral part of the description. Measurements: Height 5cm. Length 45cm X width 20cm. For even more finds and inspiration, join us on Instagram @prettythingsbydana 📸✨ If you have any questions or need additional photos, please contact me. All packaging is recycled and biodegradable wherever possible ♻️🌍.