Vintage sardine case with plate, Bétoule et Legrand

This is a sardine dish from the late 19th to early 20th century.

The handle is shaped like a herring, making it a playful and charming piece.

This particular item was made by Bétoule et Legrand in the early 20th century.

Bétoule et Legrand produced porcelain tableware from 1870 to 1949, but began manufacturing electrical switches using porcelain in 1919. Subsequently, electrical products became their main focus, and the company evolved into LEGRAND & Co, a well-known manufacturer of electrical products in France.

The tableware's logo features the words "Limoges" and "FRANCE" within two crescent moons, with a star in between.

Condition: Hairlines are visible on the box portion.

Dimensions:

Dish: Height 2cm x Width 14.5cm x Length 17cm

Case: Height 7cm x Width 10cm x Length 13cm

Material: Porcelain

Country of Origin: France