Ceramics from the 60s to 80s

Large ceramic catch-all dish in the shape of a maple leaf – Honey and brown drip glaze – Vintage France, 1960s-70s. Description: Stunning decorative dish made from handcrafted ceramic, shaped like a maple leaf with scalloped edges and a pronounced central vein, extending to the small stem that serves as a handle. The glaze, applied in drips, features warm tones ranging from chocolate brown to golden honey, set against an ivory cream background — an organic gradient that evokes autumn colours and gives each piece a unique finish, typical of handmade items. This piece embodies the spirit of French ceramics from the 1960s-70s (a style close to Vallauris), highly sought after for their naturalism and glazed finishes. Perfect as a centrepiece, catch-all, or wall decorative object — a beautiful vintage accent for a bohemian, rustic-chic, or mid-century interior. Overall good condition (see photos), no visible chips. One suggestion: if you find a signature or stamp on the back, add it first in the title (e.g. "Vallauris" or the name of the ceramicist) — it greatly boosts visibility and price on Selency.