In an era when meals brought the whole family together around a large table, each dish had its function and every piece of tableware contributed to creating a warm atmosphere. This oval serving dish belongs to the 'Cotton' pattern, produced by the Boch factory in La Louvière, Belgium. Its delicately speckled cream and beige background evokes natural stone, while a small stylized bouquet in ochre, green, and brown hues adds a touch of freshness and simplicity. This nature-inspired aesthetic perfectly complements the spirit of 1950s country kitchens and illustrates the post-war renewal of tableware. Founded in the 19th century, Boch quickly established itself as one of Europe's most prestigious manufacturers. Its creations, renowned for their manufacturing quality and discreet elegance, have spanned decades without losing their charm. Length approximately 22 cm. Good overall condition with a slight mark of use and a small enamel chip visible in the photographs, without detracting from its aesthetic. On a set table or in a kitchen with character, it naturally finds its place.
Additional details:
- Style: Campagne
- Material: Faïence
- Colour: ocre
- Colour: brun
- Period: 1950s