A Pillivuyt oyster plate in white porcelain — made for the dozen on ice, equally at home now holding aperitivo bites, oysters, or anything that wants its own small space on the plate.
White glazed porcelain with six shaped wells around a central round for lemon or sauce. The form is clean and undecorated, the wells doing all the work. Pillivuyt’s porcelain is dense and bright, the glaze even across the surface. At 22 cm it sits as a generous individual setting.
Pillivuyt has made porcelain in Mehun-sur-Yèvre since 1818, its wares a fixture of the French table and professional kitchen for two centuries. The oyster plate is one of its enduring forms — this example dates from the 1970s, carrying the Pillivuyt France backstamp. The standard that made the house is in the body and the glaze.
Key Features
- Finish / Hardware: White glazed porcelain · six wells · central round
- Era: 1970s
- Features: Six oyster wells · central sauce well · sold individually
- Included: One oyster plate
Dimensions
22 cm diameter × 2 cm high · approx. 500g
Care Instructions
- Dishwasher safe, though hand washing preserves the glaze longer
- Avoid metal cutlery dragged across the wells, which can mark the glaze
- Stack with felt or cloth between plates to prevent surface scratching
Recensioni
Ancora non ci sono recensioni.