Ceramic cheese platter Vallauris, crow and tree, years

Armelle's Chinas. ✨ Features. Dive into the world of Jean de La Fontaine with this superb ceramic cheese platter from Vallauris. Entirely handmade and painted in the south of France, it depicts the iconic encounter between the crow and the fox. Its vibrant colours and typical relief from the workshops of the time make it both a utilitarian and highly decorative piece. A true classic of mid-century French table art. 🔍 Details & Condition. Materials: Glazed ceramic from Vallauris. Manufacture: Authentic piece from Vallauris, shaped and decorated by hand. It bears the handwritten signature "Vallauris" on the back, a guarantee of its Provençal artisanal origin. This model is part of the great wave of Vallauris ceramics from the 1950s-1960s. It is the golden age of pottery in the South of France, influenced by Picasso. Your platter fits perfectly into this French "Mid-Century" style. Details: Note: Please carefully observe the photos, which are an integral part of the description. This piece is in beautiful vintage condition. It has gracefully withstood the years and retains traces of its history (see photos). The glaze maintains a superb shine, perfectly highlighting the relief decoration. 💚 Why We Love It. We adore the "Proust's madeleine" aspect of this piece! The representation of the fable is full of character and humour. It's the kind of object that immediately sparks conversation during a meal. It’s the perfect blend of Vallauris craftsmanship and French literary heritage. 📏 Dimensions. Diameter: Approximately 31 cm.