Sarreguemines France "Obernai" Vintage Ceramic Trivet 6"x6" – Henri Loux Alsatian Scene

This authentic Sarreguemines trivet showcases the timeless "Obernai" pattern, a celebrated French design launched in 1904. The centerpiece is a charming hand-painted scene of a countryside church and village, characteristic of the late 19th-century Alsatian province. Encased in a delicate floral vine border, this footed piece combines French farmhouse utility with historical artistry.

• Product Details:
  • Manufacturer: Sarreguemines U & Cie, France.
  • Artist: Henri Loux (signed "H. Loux" on the face).
  • Material: Glazed earthenware (faience).
  • Dimensions: Approximately 6"x6" square
  • Features: Integrated ceramic "feet" for surface protection and heat dispersion.
  • Origin: Made in France.
  • Condition: This vintage piece is in remarkable shape for its age. While it displays the fine glaze crazing typical of older Sarreguemines ceramics, it is free of chips or repairs. The Henri Loux artwork is crisp, making it an excellent candidate for both functional use and display.

 A beautiful way to protect your dining table from hot teapots or serving dishes.  Many collectors display these as decorative wall hangings in "French Country" or "Farmhouse" kitchens.  A must-have for enthusiasts of the Obernai dinnerware line.

Collected with intention, not imitation.

"A Note on Vintage Items: Our pieces are sourced from past eras and have been previously owned. 'Vintage condition' means the item may show minor wear from decades of use, which adds to its authentic retro appeal. We do our best to photograph and describe any notable flaws."