Lunéville Badonvillers graphic serving dish from the 50s

Founded around 1720-1723, the famous Lunéville earthenware factory officially became a royal manufacture just a few years after its creation. In 1812, it took the name Keller and Guérin, and signed K&G. An exceptional factory, the earthenware factory. The tableware decorations have always followed the aesthetic aspirations of the time. In the 1950s and 1960s, abstract art triumphed. This superb serving platter is adorned with non-figurative, rapid graphic motifs, close to the then-hyper-trendy tachisme. It is in excellent condition. Length: 37 cm. Width: 23 cm.