Three vintage free-form ceramic ravine dishes from the 1950s

The three dishes are in very good condition, no accidents, no cracks. The enamel remained very beautiful, they must not have been used much. However, it is worth noting a very small break in enamel measuring approximately 1 mm by 1 mm under the tip of the most pointed horn of one of the three dishes, but which is barely visible. The dishes are made of ceramic, beautifully made, all of the same comma shape, with a smooth satin milky white background, and decorated with abstract hand-painted motifs, forming a sort of black mesh, embellished here and there. Randomly with irregular purple, green and yellow pellets. The pieces are not marked on the reverse, but come from the manufacture bretonne de faïence de pornic (mbfa). The three free-form dishes are fun to combine, for pretty presentations, french regional artisanal production from the mid-20th century.