6 Bleu Rose Lunch/Tea Plates | Digoin Sarreguemines, 1920s–1950s | French Country 0 reviews 6 Bleu Rose Lunch/Tea Plates | Digoin Sarreguemines, 1920s–1950s | French Country Was Now €35 Sale Authentic French lunch/tea plates “Bleu Rose,” featuring a soft blue rose on aged ivory earthenware. The loveliest addition to any Cottagecore kitchen or French country table setting. These romantic plates are perfect for all your homemade treats and everyday use. They’re also perfect for a vintage afternoon tea party or simply for tea time. Each plate has its own unique character, an aged patina, and that beautiful, soft, airbrushed rose in the center—they were simply made to charm, and they’ve been doing exactly that for decades, so why should they stop now?Composition: Earthenware/Faïence): Fine earthenware/fine faience. An an opaque material, slightly heavier, and fired at a lower temperature than porcelain.Condition: These plates are in good condition and feature a beautiful, aged patina that reflects a life well lived; they have a few charming spots and show signs of wear from their age, but no chips. Make and model: “Bleu Rose was produced by the French factory Digoin Sarreguemines from the 1920s to the 1950s. Each plate is stamped with the Digoin Sarreguemines mark.Size: 20.5 cm diameter.Cleaning: The plates are not dishwasher-safe and should never be placed in a dishwasher, as this will damage their beauty and reduce their lifespan. Clean the plates with a mild detergent that does not contain any citrus. Never soak the plates or leave them on a drying rack, as this will cause stains to form beneath the glaze. Simply wash them with a soft sponge and dry them immediately with a tea towel. Quantity Enter an amount € Add to Cart Add to Cart Customer Reviews No reviews yet. Write a Review You might also like Previous Next Sale “Rare” French Bottle Drying Rack | “Égouttoir Hérisson” €350 Sale 2 Fleurs Bleues “Blue Flowers” Bowls | Lunéville 1950s Ironstone | French Country Chic €35 Sale 6 Jaquot Dessert Plates | Digoin Sarreguemines, 1940s–1950s | French Country Style €56