Vintage Retro Portuguese Seafood Platter Children Named for the Cyrnos villa

Named for the Cyrnos villa  built by Empress Eugenie in the  Alpes-Maritimes Roquebrune where the air is scented with lavender and the dry sunshine drenched landscape is perfumed with citrus notes and herbaceous wafts

these 3 nesting bowls made from flint glass are classically all American kitchenware that look as modern today as in the 1930s

Fill with ice and serve a bed of cold shrimp or fill with a colorful eye-catching green salad

fair trade and fair wages accumulated in favorable working conditions

Vintage Retro Portuguese Seafood Platter Children Named for the Cyrnos villaA rare extra large handmade and hand painted embossed seafood plate featuring a fisherman's net, mussel, lemon, scallop, parsley sprig and langoustine designs.