Lovers of authenticity...

Dare and discover our grandmothers' porcelain!

Delight your guests with your home-cooked dishes presented in this timeless soup tureen dish painted with a green checkerboard on a cream background in opaque porcelain, known as "Terre de Fer" earthenware.

Ideal for repurposing as a salad bowl...

Made in France by the Faïencerie Nouvelle de Givors, between 1920 and 1952.

This very old product, in its original condition, shows some signs of use (see photos):
* from use:
- micro-scratches
- tiny chips and a brownish color on the inner rim
- tiny wear on the front edges of the handles

* from handcrafted production:
- paint imperfections
- stains from the "Terre de Fer" (iron earth)

Nothing that prevents the dish from being used properly.

Dimensions:
- Height: 8 cm
- Total width with handles: 29 cm
- Neck diameter: 23.2 cm
- Base diameter: 13 cm

Weight (without packaging): 580 g

Please carefully examine all the photos, which are an integral part of the description.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require additional information or photos.