Antique French Longchamp Majolica Oyster Plate Beige Floral 9.75" A932

This authentic late 19th-century French majolica oyster plate is a verified creation of the renowned Longchamp pottery, circa 1880.  The plate features six elegantly shaped wells surrounding a central sauce reserve, each hand-painted with delicate floral sprigs and outlined in a refined red border. The cream-beige glaze and scalloped rim reflect the sophisticated naturalistic style of the Aesthetic Movement. The "A932" identifier is a significant pattern mark in the world of high-end Victorian ceramics, most notably linked to Winton (Grimwades) or high-quality Staffordshire makers. While pattern numbers often appear in black ink within an unglazed "thumbprint," the "A" prefix is characteristic of late 19th-century English production series. In mint condition, this piece displays a crisp mold and high-gloss finish, making it a premier acquisition for serious collectors.

Detail:
Size: 9.75"
Condition: Mint condition; no chips, cracks, or repairs
Era: Victoria
Retai; $375