Midcentury French Sarreguemines Cafe Au Lait Cups

Midcentury French Sarreguemines Cafe Au Lait CupsA charming pair of French caf au lait cups produced by Sarreguemines, one of Frances most respected faience manufacturers. Designed for generous morning coffee or caf au lait, these wide, footed cups reflect everyday French table culture of the early to mid 20th century. Each cup is decorated with a colorful vegetable still lifecarrots, onions, and garden producerendered in warm tones and finished with a delicate gilt rim. Pieces like these were

A charming pair of French café au lait cups produced by Sarreguemines, one of France’s most respected faience manufacturers. Designed for generous morning coffee or café au lait, these wide, footed cups reflect everyday French table culture of the early to mid-20th century.

Each cup is decorated with a colorful vegetable still life—carrots, onions, and garden produce—rendered in warm tones and finished with a delicate gilt rim. Pieces like these were staples in provincial kitchens and cafés, valued for both practicality and charm. Both cups retain their underside Sarreguemines maker’s marks, confirming origin and period.

Equally suited for use, display, or styling on open shelving.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Midcentury Vintage; Mid-1900s
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, with light edge wear and age-related crazing
Country of Origin: France
Materials: Ceramic (faience)
Dimensions: 5.75 W x 3 H
Color/Finish: White ground with polychrome decoration and gilt rim
Care: Hand-wash recommended
Marked: Yes, Sarreguemines maker’s mark to underside
Styles: French Provincial • Bistro • Traditional

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