Handcrafted floral earthenware butter dish from the 1970s – Artisan production

Non-negotiable price. Payment and delivery via Selency. There are items that make a table immediately more inviting. This lovely ceramic butter dish is one of them. Handcrafted in the 1970s, it charms with its generous shape and delicate patterns of small blue and green flowers, painted with finesse. Its rustic decor gives it a timeless charm that fits naturally in both a country kitchen and a more contemporary table setting. The lid effectively protects the butter from light and air while allowing it to be presented elegantly at breakfast, brunch, or family meals. Before the advent of modern packaging, the butter dish was an essential part of tableware: it allowed for the proper storage of butter while preventing it from absorbing surrounding odours. Even today, it remains as practical as it is decorative. This one has clearly never been used. Its condition is remarkable, with a shiny ceramic and perfectly preserved decor. A lovely piece that will add a touch of softness and poetry to your table… and will almost make you want to bring out fresh bread just for the pleasure of lifting its lid!.