French Longchamp Terre de Fer Majolica Artichoke Plates, Set of 4

Set of four French Longchamp Terre de Fer majolica plates, molded with artichoke centers and scalloped rims glazed in fresh green and cream with accents of plum. These finely crafted faience plates embody the refinement of late-19th century French tableware — the kind that wouldn’t look out of place at a Riviera luncheon à la Princess Margaret.

Versatile beyond artichokes, these beauties double as salad plates, hors d’oeuvre servers, or striking wall displays. Imagine them framing a larger platter or mirror, adding instant midcentury-meets-Regency glamour to your dining room or gallery wall. Each plate bears the Longchamp Terre de Fer mark, a testament to their craftsmanship and heritage.

Available alongside our separate listing of Longchamp artichoke set with rare platter. Please message us if you’d like to combine sets — we’re happy to extend combined special pricing through a private offer.

Product Information
Era: Late 19th–Early 20th Century; c.1880–1910
Condition: light wear, with minor flaws noted above
Country of Origin: France
Materials: faience
Dimensions: 9.5"L x 9.5"W x 0.75"H
Color/Finish: cream/green/violet
Care: hand-wash

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, set shows light wear with a few tight lines and rim nicks noted; all are stable and not distracting to display. Please see all photos, and reach out to us with any questions.

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