Round vegetable dish in K&G Lunéville earthenware, burgundy roses stencil.

✨ Features Covered vegetable dish in earthenware from the Keller & Guérin (K&G) factory in Lunéville, made around the 1940s-1950s. Its round, low, and generous shape is finished with two square cut-out handles. The slightly domed lid is topped with a flat knob. These clean lines are inherited from Art Deco. The decoration of large burgundy roses and blue-grey foliage is done using a stencil and highlighted with a burgundy line. The stamp "K&G Lunéville France" and the number 25 are under the base. 🔍 Condition Good vintage condition, with no chips or cracks noted. A slight crazing (fine cracks in the glaze) is visible, especially on the lid. There are also signs of wear and small stains on the foot, under the base. These are normal marks for a piece of this age, reflecting its history. See the photos. 💚 Why we love it Its stencilled roses, typical of French tableware from the 40s-50s, immediately add a touch of retro charm to the table. It can be used to serve vegetables and stews, or simply as decor in a country or shabby chic kitchen. 📏 Dimensions Diameter: 24.5 cm (excluding handles) / 31 cm (including handles) Height without lid: 10.5 cm Height with lid: 16 cm