Vintage French Ceramic Fish Pie Dish – Retro 1970s Single Serving Pot

A charming retro French ceramic fish pie or stew dish, designed for a single serving and beautifully shaped with a fish head detail on one end. This characterful piece was sourced from a traditional French brocante market and reflects the playful, rustic style of mid-century French kitchenware.

Likely dating from the 1970s, this small oven-to-table dish is ideal for serving individual fish pies, casseroles, or stews, and adds an unmistakable touch of French country charm to your kitchen or dining table.

The dish is in good vintage condition, with no cracks or repairs, just minor casting flaws typical of handmade ceramics of the period. It’s a lovely decorative and functional piece — perfect for collectors of French pottery or anyone who enjoys adding authentic vintage character to their tableware.

✨Key Features

• Authentic vintage French ceramic serving dish
• Fish-shaped design with sculpted fish head detail
• Perfect single-serving size for fish pie or stew
• Good vintage condition – no cracks, light casting flaws as shown
• Beautiful display or functional oven-to-table piece
• Era: Estimated 1970s
• Origin: France – sourced from a traditional French brocante market

📏Dimensions

• Internal measurements: 16 cm × 12 cm
• External width (at widest point): 25 cm
• Depth: 6.5 cm
• Unpacked weight: 0.65 kg

This small French fish dish brings a touch of retro French kitchen charm to any setting — perfect for serving, decorating, or collecting.

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All the items we sell are used or vintage and may show signs of a previous life in a French home. See photographs for clear descriptions. This piece is in good vintage condition as shown in photos.

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