A charming early 20th-century terracotta platter from the Savoy region, this piece showcases a rich green glaze with a hand-painted floral motif, embodying the rustic yet refined pottery style characteristic of this area. The undulating, scalloped edge adds a unique visual rhythm, enhancing its appeal as both a functional piece and wall decor. Despite a minor loss on one side, it reflects gentle wear that speaks to its age and authenticity.
Savoyard pottery is known for its earthy tones and organic forms, often inspired by alpine flora, making this platter a beautiful representation of regional artistry and heritage.
This delightful green glazed platter would make a charming addition to any wall, bringing a touch of rustic Savoyard elegance to your decor. Its vibrant green hue and hand-painted floral motif add a pop of color and artistry, perfect for creating an inviting, curated display in a kitchen or dining area. Alternatively, this piece would be lovely for presenting a small cake, tart, quiche, or petit fours, offering a unique and authentic backdrop that elevates the presentation of your culinary creations. Whether displayed on the wall or used for serving, this platter combines function with a rich sense of history and charm.
Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 11" diameter x 1½" high
Approx. overall 28cm diameter x 4cm high
