Antique French Moulin des Loups Dessert Plates - Set of 12

A stunning collection of twelve antique French dessert plates by Moulin des Loups Hamage, each beautifully illustrated with scenes of peacocks, pheasants, and other elegant game birds. The detailed artwork, framed by embossed borders and subtle gold accents, reflects the fine craftsmanship and romantic charm of early 20th-century French faience.

Moulin des Loups Hamage was a French pottery manufacturer known for its finely crafted faience and tableware. Originally founded as L’Herminé et Cie in 1904, the company adopted the name Moulin des Loups & Hamage after merging with the Hamage factory in 1923.

Between the 1920s and 1970s, the brand flourished—its workforce growing from 175 to more than 500 employees—as it became known for elegant, detailed ceramics. The factory eventually closed in the 1980s, leaving behind a legacy of collectible French pottery cherished by vintage and antique enthusiasts today.

Origin: Moulin des Loups Hamage 

Material: French Pottery

Condition:  Very Good 

Size:  8" W