Vintage dessert plate Gien Liseron des Haies (bindweed) A

This is a vintage dessert plate from the Gien faience factory.

This plate dates from the 1970s and was made for the French brand "Yves Rocher," which is also popular in Japan.
The plate is dynamically printed with morning glory (Convolvulus tricolor).
Convolvulus tricolor is a flower often seen blooming on the edges of vast fields in France. It resembles a morning glory but is named for the fact that its flowers do not wilt at noon.
The elegant rim acts like a frame, making this a piece you'll want to display and enjoy.

Condition: There is crazing throughout, but no chips or cracks, and very good vintage condition with minimal signs of use.

Size: Approximately 17 cm in diameter x 2 cm in height

Era: 1970s

[Please read before purchasing]

This product is a vintage or antique item.
It has been imported for decorative purposes. Therefore, there is no guarantee regarding its safety or durability as tableware.
Its use is at your own discretion.
There may be signs of age, such as small scratches or color variations from manufacturing.
We ask for your understanding that these are characteristics unique to vintage items.