This Majolica green cabbage bowl with lid would look lovely in your home or would be perfect as a gift.
Our plates and tableware are old, vintage, or antique. This means they are 50 to 100 years old, often handcrafted in beautiful old French pottery factories. We have many beautiful plates, although they may occasionally have small flaws, imperfections, or craquelure. We strive to photograph the plates as accurately as possible. Please note that these plates will retain their beauty better if hand-washed. If we don't have enough plates of a particular, you can mix and match them beautifully.
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French Majolica is a form of ceramic that originated in the 19th century. It was a popular style of pottery known for its colorful and intricate designs.
During this period, many French ceramic factories specialized in producing Majolica. They created a wide range of household items, such as plates, vases, bowls, and figurines.
The style of French Majolica was influenced by Italian Renaissance Majolica but developed its own French aesthetic. Typical features included vibrant colors - especially blue, green, and yellow - and decorative motifs like flowers, fruits, and animals.
Throughout the 19th century, French Majolica became highly sought after across Europe and beyond. It was favored by the middle class and upper classes, who used it to embellish their homes and display their wealth.
Today, French Majolica is cherished as a valuable collectible and an important part of ceramic art history. The unique beauty and craftsmanship of this style continue to be admired by art enthusiasts worldwide.
