Midcentury Michael Caugant French Majolica Lobster Pâté Tureen

A statement piece for the coastal table, this vibrant French majolica lobster tureen captures the whimsy and charm of midcentury French ceramics. Hand-painted in bold tones of coral, blue, and cream, it’s attributed to Michel Caugant, renowned for his collectible pâté tureens modeled after animals and sea life. Though unmarked, it bears all the hallmarks of his playful yet refined style.

Originally produced for the French market — hand-painted in France and made in Portugal — this piece now makes a spectacular serving dish for seafood, dips, or sauces. A rare and beautifully crafted collectible that adds a touch of Riviera flair to any table.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Vintage; 1910–1950
Condition: Very Good; light wear consistent with age
Country of Origin: France / Portugal
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: 10.75" L × 4.75" W × 3.5" H
Color/Finish: Blue / Orange / Multi
Care: Hand-wash only

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