A bold rare midcentury Atelier du Tabalou Limoges oyster service featuring one scalloped master platter and six individual plates. The undulating form sets it apart from standard round chargers, giving the set sculptural presence on the table. The master is unusually composed to hold a full dozen oysters plus three escargot wells — a rare configuration that reads as a composed French first course rather than a typical sauce-centered service. Hand-painted coastal details and deeply molded wells create movement against luminous white porcelain.
This isn’t beach-bar seafood. It’s champagne, linen napkins, and someone who knows exactly what they’re serving!
PRODUCT INFORMATION Era: Early 20th Century Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, No damage noted. Country of Origin: France Materials: Porcelain Dimensions: Large platter 12" diameter x 0.75" H; Individual plates 9.25" diameter x 0.75" H Color/Finish: White Care: Hand-wash only.
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