Porcelain Table Menu Holder - French Bistro Style 1900

These two antique porcelain menu holders are from France and reflect the elegant table culture around the turn of the 20th century. The finely crafted floral decorations and classic typography give the pieces a charming lightness, as known from French cafés and bistros. Originally, such menu stands were used to present menus or daily specials. Now they are a popular collector's item for lovers of French porcelain and tableware. The age-related, light patina emphasizes the authentic "brocante" character and makes each piece unique in country house, shabby chic, or bistro style. Tip: The writable surface is made of bisque porcelain and can be written on with a pencil and washed off again. ATTENTION: The menu holders are offered separately. Please choose your favorite variant!