Mid-Century Sarreguemines Ceramic Fish Service

This enchanting mid-century ceramic fish service, stamped with the Sarreguemines mark and crafted in the 1950s, presents a captivating display of whimsical marine-inspired artistry. Each piece in the set reflects the era’s playful elegance, with finely modeled details and a glazed finish that highlights the charm and craftsmanship for which Sarreguemines is renowned. The set comprises 16 pieces, including twelve plates, a tureen, a sauceboat, two serving platters (one big and one small) . Each piece is meticulously shaped to resemble a fish, capturing the intricate details of scales, fins, and lifelike heads, lending the set an immersive and tactile allure.

Sarreguemines, in Eastern France, renowned for its exquisite ceramics, has imbued this service with a rich legacy of craftsmanship and artistry. The hallmark of its origin echoes a tradition of fine ceramic production that was pivotal to French decorative arts in the 20th century. While the smaller platter may have originally belonged to a different service, its harmonious integration into the set speaks to the timeless versatility and charm of Sarreguemines' creations.

This unique dinner service will bring a splash of elegance to any refined dining experience. Imagine it gracing a table in a seaside villa, enhancing a nautical themed dining room, or juxtaposed against contemporary minimalist settings for a striking effect.