Antique Café au Lait Bowl Morocco Lace Green French Made by Saint-Amand ST. AMAND AMANDINOISE
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◆This is an antique café au lait bowl from the Morocco series by Santaman.
It features a lace pattern, which is particularly popular among Moroccan-patterned café au lait bowls.
This is one of the Moroccan patterns that became popular during the period when France ruled Morocco (1912–1956).
It is in very beautiful condition with minimal signs of use.
There are some slight stains on the inside. (See photos 5 and 6, etc.)
There are minor manufacturing irregularities typical of antique ceramics. (See photos 7–9, etc.) No other chips or cracks were found.
●Size: Diameter 15.3 cm x Height 9.6 cm
●Period: Around 1900–1930
●Crazing: Less than 1% of the overall surface
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time; it is not damage (cracks).)
*Antique tableware may have kiln marks or uneven paint caused during the manufacturing process.
It may also have minor chips, crazing, scratches, wobbling, etc.
While we strive to describe the condition of our products in as much detail as possible through photos and descriptions,
it is difficult to document everything completely. Please place your order with an understanding of the points mentioned above.
Antique Café au Lait Bowl Morocco Lace Green French Made by Saint-Amand ST. AMAND AMANDINOISE
商品番号：P89217
¥0
It features a lace pattern, which is particularly popular among Moroccan-patterned café au lait bowls.
This is one of the Moroccan patterns that became popular during the period when France ruled Morocco (1912–1956).
It is in very beautiful condition with minimal signs of use.
There are some slight stains on the inside. (See photos 5 and 6, etc.)
There are minor manufacturing irregularities typical of antique ceramics. (See photos 7–9, etc.) No other chips or cracks were found.
●Size: Diameter 15.3 cm x Height 9.6 cm
●Period: Around 1900–1930
●Crazing: Less than 1% of the overall surface
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time; it is not damage (cracks).)
*Antique tableware may have kiln marks or uneven paint caused during the manufacturing process.
It may also have minor chips, crazing, scratches, wobbling, etc.
While we strive to describe the condition of our products in as much detail as possible through photos and descriptions,
it is difficult to document everything completely. Please place your order with an understanding of the points mentioned above.
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