Midcentury French Longchamp Oyster Plate

Midcentury Longchamp oyster plate in creamy white faience, c.1940s–1960s. Designed with six shell-shaped wells and a central sauce compartment, framed by a textured basketweave border, this plate is the definition of French coastal chic.

While originally made for oysters, its versatility makes it a hostess dream — perfect for serving hors d’oeuvres, condiments, crudités, or even sweets. The central well doubles beautifully for a dipping sauce, dressing, or garnish. Off the table, it displays strikingly on a wall, adding sculptural texture and a whisper of Riviera glamour to any space.

Marked Longchamp France on underside. Minimal wear, with no crazing; one tiny flake (see photo). A collectible that blends French craftsmanship with midcentury entertaining style.

Product Information
Era: Midcentury; c.1940s–1960s
Condition: Minimal wear; one small flake noted, no crazing
Country of Origin: France
Materials: Ceramic (faience)
Dimensions: 9.5"L × 9.5"W × 0.75"H
Color/Finish: Cream
Care: Hand wash

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with light to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. Please see all photos, and reach out to us with any questions.

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