Purchased at a French flea market Set of 2 VERDUN dinner plates from Givors kiln As there are many large lines and chips, they are offered at a low price for "kintsugi use." Named after "VERDUN," a place in the Lorraine region, which was a major battlefield in World War I. The dancing, swirling chandelier-like pattern is very cute♡ The images appear yellowish, but the color is closer to off-white. (Size, etc.) 〇Diameter 23.9cm x Height 2.5cm Diameter 23.7cm x Height 2.4cm Both plates have kiln marks (transfer unevenness, burn spots, spots, foreign matter inclusions, unevenness, pinholes, etc.). There is discoloration, cutlery marks, and a used feel. One plate has a large line on the back with a repair mark. There are also other lines. One plate also has chips in several places and areas where the glaze has peeled off. *Please note that there may be other overlooked imperfections. ★Set of 2. Please note that they cannot be sold separately. ◎Imported for "decorative use" based on Japan's "Food Sanitation Act." ◎We are looking forward to your purchase if you understand that these are old items. ◎Packing materials, including air caps, are recycled.