Midcentury French Henriot Quimper Oyster Plate Polychrome Flow Blue Produced by Edmé Samson of

Produced by Edmé Samson of Paris circa 1880

Maker's mark on underside also signed by the artist

Lampshade handcrafted in England using antique hand-monogrammed pattern-on-pattern damask linen fabric with braided beige rayon trim on a new shade

She opened a shop in London called The The British Kitchenware Merchant

while the soft blush tone adds warmth without overpowering the table

Midcentury French Henriot Quimper Oyster Plate Polychrome Flow Blue Produced by Edmé Samson ofHenriot Quimper has been defining French faience since the 1600s, and this oyster plate captures that legacy with unmistakable Breton character. Hand painted in Quimpers signature palette of cream, red, blue, and golden mustard against a dramatic black ground, each well is designed to cradle oysters while framing them like a work of art. Equally striking on the table or displayed on the wall, it brings authentic French coastal tradition to modern