Classic French faience with a twist, these striped bowls are in an unusual shallow shape.
Simple, elegant, and endlessly versatile, they are a timeless staple for the French kitchen.

A rare pair of 1940’s Moulin de Loups faience bowls from France. Each features bold hand-painted stripes circling the rim, one in deep blue, one in rich red. Their unusual shallow form makes them stand out from typical café au lait bowls, lending a touch of rarity and charm to everyday tableware.

These bowls were designed for practical, daily use in mid-century French homes but now make wonderful collectibles. Ideal for serving breakfast, fruit, side dishes, or simply as display pieces. Their clean lines and rustic character fit beautifully into farmhouse, cottage, or French country-inspired interiors.

Blue stripe: 7” (18cm) diameter x 2.7” (7cm) high
Red stripe: 5.9” (15cm) diameter x 2.3” (6cm) high

Both are in good vintage condition with gentle signs of age as expected, adding to their authenticity.