Mid-Century Vallauris Ceramic Serving Plate | Ochre Glaze, Scalloped Edge (c.1950–70) kitchen a magnificent piece that effortlessly

a magnificent piece that effortlessly blends history with modern interiors

with a weight and presence that only comes from pieces made to sit within architecture

These Louis XVI-Style Carved and Sage Peinte bergère chairs were found in the South of France and stole our hearts with their silhouette and grandeur

This substantial decorative planter has a beautifully softened aged patina with layers of chalky whitewash and natural wear that give it the romantic character associated with old French château garden pieces

• Functional pole ring with tightening screw fixing

Mid-Century Vallauris Ceramic Serving Plate | Ochre Glaze, Scalloped Edge (c.1950–70) kitchen a magnificent piece that effortlesslyFrench Vallauris serving plate in a rich ochre glaze with a soft scalloped edge. The glaze has natural movement and depth, giving it warmth and character that reads immediately European. Best used as a serving piece or styled on open shelving where the colour can do the work. DESCRIPTION A mid century ceramic serving plate from Vallauris, a town in the south of France known for its pottery workshops. The form is simple but considered a wide, shallow