8 oval plates Salins – 1970s – Botanical roses

Set of eight oval plates made of earthenware from the Salins factory (Salins-les-Bains, France), produced in the 1970s. Each plate features a different botanical illustration inspired by classic rose plates, identified in fine cursive legend beneath the floral design. The style of the decoration evokes historical herbariums translated into tableware: a soft palette, delicate lines, and a clear reading without overload. The oval shape elongates the design and naturally accompanies the act of dining. Composition of the lot: – 2 × Hundred-leaf Rose. – 2 × Fragrant Indian Rose. – 2 × Thornless Turbine Rose. – 1 × Love Rose. – 1 × Cumberland Rose. Dimensions (each plate): – Length: 22 cm. – Width: 19.5 cm. – Height: 2 cm. Usage: – Dessert or starter presentation plate. – Table plate for structured meals. – Cheese board, for small preparations, or for bread. – Decorative wall composition or accumulation on a console. A complete, graphic set designed for those who appreciate the depiction of nature applied to the table. The earthenware remains silent, and the pattern interacts with light without dominating it.