In her kitchen at Chanteduc, her farm in Provence, Patricia Wells shares her enthusiasm for oval platters, proclaiming "Oval platters save your life!" Perfect for appetizers and all kinds of servings, these platters aren't just gorgeous—they're super stackers. Patricia loves how you can pile them high or spread them out, and no matter the style—they neatly stack up. It's all about saving space with style and efficiency. In Patricia's world, stacking is the secret to kitchen organization!

This vintage oval serving platter is from an atelier in Dieulefit and has pretty beige glaze with a light brown edge.

Dieulefit is a picturesque village located in the Drôme department of southeastern France, renowned for its rich tradition in pottery. This craft has flourished in Dieulefit since the Middle Ages, supported by the area’s abundant clay sources, which are ideal for pottery-making. Over the centuries, the village has become synonymous with high-quality ceramics, known for their durability and distinctive styles. Local artisans have passed down their skills through generations, preserving traditional techniques while also embracing innovation. Today, Dieulefit’s pottery is celebrated for its artistic and functional qualities, attracting visitors and connoisseurs from around the world.