Five old "grandmother" plates with blue flowers

The plates are all in very good condition. No misses, no cracks or shrapnel. They come from the earthenware factories of badonviller and fenal frères, which were located in meurthe and moselle, in the east of france as early as the end of the 19th century. They are well-known manufacturers and have produced a wide variety of fine earthenware pieces of very good quality. They have also been a model for social progress. These plates are a nice testimony to the "made in france" in the 20th century. They date back to the 1940s. They're hollow plates. We can see on the edges of plates small brands, lack of email, which are not accidents, but simply the trace of claws that were used to soak the plates in the enamel during manufacturing.