Palissy-Style Plaster Platter – Frogs, Snakes & Shells (c. early 20th century) Landscape Light surface wear typical of

Light surface wear typical of age

All are still lovely for display or use

its stacked geometric silhouette is bold and architectural

these mid-century treasures are the kind of pieces that whisper stories through patina and presence

One minor topical glaze crack is visible on the lower interior rim (see final photo)

Palissy-Style Plaster Platter – Frogs, Snakes & Shells (c. early 20th century) Landscape Light surface wear typical ofPalissy Style Plaster Platter Frogs, Snakes & Shells (c. early 1900s) A richly detailed wall mounted platter in the French Palissy style, attributed to the School of Paris in the early 20th century. Inspired by the work of 16th century ceramicist Bernard Palissy, this piece features a vibrant arrangement of frogs, snakes, lizards, shells, and foliage in high relief all modeled in the spirit of naturalist majolica. Crafted from plaster with embedded