Antique Belgian Wasmuel Majolica Barbotine Twelve-Cup Egg Stand Server, circa 1890. This exquisite egg plate, crafted by the Wasmuël factory, features beautifully glazed faïence with a rich earth-tone finish.
Designed to hold a dozen eggs, the fluted rim cup holders are arranged on a textured base, adorned with intricate fleur-de-lis and acanthus leaf patterns, highlighted in French blue and jade green. The plate’s deep, scalloped rim is bordered with a running fluted design, adding elegance to the piece.
Perfect for displaying fresh eggs on the kitchen counter, serving boiled eggs at the table, or showcasing colorful eggs during festive occasions. This unique and functional piece embodies the timeless craftsmanship of 19th-century Belgian Majolica, making it an excellent addition to any collection or kitchen decor. Please note that this piece is unsigned and is best suited for smaller-sized eggs. The color shade of the item may vary slightly depending on individual screen settings
Condition : The item is in remarkable condition with some noticeable chips, particularly on the rims of the cups. There are also shrinkage lines, a natural kiln effect from the manufacturing process. Overall, it remains very sturdy and solid, suitable for daily use. Please note that this piece is unsigned and is best suited for smaller-sized eggs. The color shade of the item may vary slightly depending on individual screen settings
Please be aware of our return policy: should you wish to return the item, the shipping fee will be your responsibility. We do not provide return labels. Upon return, we’ll issue a full refund minus the actual shipping fee.
Dimensions : Diameter : 23 cm / 9” Height : 3.5 cm / 1.4”
Weight : 860 g
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