set of 2 Vintage Plates - Gien France – Model "Naples"
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- H2 x W26 x D15
- Color :
- multicolour
- Material :
- linen
- Style :
- vintage
✨ Features. Add a touch of retro chic to your table with this small condiment dish or similar, from the famous Gien France factory. The "Naples" model stands out for its elegant simplicity: a bright white earthenware highlighted by hand-painted horizontal stripes in pearl grey, cherry red, and black, reminiscent of the stripes and colours of the Basque Country. A graphic and timeless design that fits both modern and vintage decor. 🔍 Details & Condition. Manufacturer: Gien France. Model: Naples. Period: Circa 1950/1960. Condition: 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 test of time and shows signs of it. There is a lovely shiny appearance to the glaze, with slight crazing (natural cracks in the earthenware) visible up close, typical of older pieces from this manufacturer, confirming its authenticity. 💚 Why We Love It. We adore its timeless look that immediately evokes the spirit of holiday homes and the charm of the Basque Country. Its horizontal stripes elegantly reflect the graphic design of traditional Basque linen. For a trio, the matching dish is available in the shop (visible in photos 15 and 16). 📏 Dimensions. Length: approximately 26 cm. Width: approximately 15 cm. 🎁 Packaging. Your order is carefully packaged: bubble wrap, reinforced protections, double-walled cardboard, and appropriate cushioning. Each fragile piece is prepared with care to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. 🚛 Shipping. Shipping via Mondial Relay to reduce postage costs. Please indicate your chosen Relay/locker point in your purchase message; otherwise, shipping will be to the nearest point to your address. ✨ A gesture for the planet. Thank you for choosing vintage. You are not just receiving an object, but a small piece of history that is just waiting to be cherished.