A rare and particularly elegant example of a French asparagus plate from the esteemed K&G Luneville / St. Clément faience manufactory, circa turn of the century. Unlike the more commonly seen deep green asparagus wares, this piece features a refined pastel barbotine palette—soft pink florals, celadon-toned vines, and delicately modeled asparagus spears in blush and ivory relief. The result is both sculptural and decorative, with a lighter, more romantic sensibility. Originally designed with molded channels to cradle and drain asparagus, these plates are now highly sought after for their decorative appeal—ideal for wall installations, open shelving, or layered tabletop styling. Sold individually. Details: * Origin: France * Maker: K&G Luneville / St. Clément * Date: Circa 1890–1920 * Diameter: 9” * Material: Glazed earthenware (barbotine majolica) Condition: Good antique condition with expected wear consistent with age and use. Minor glaze variation and surface character typical of French faience. Presents beautifully. ⸻ A softer, more decorative take on the classic asparagus plate—ideal for designers seeking something less traditional and more layered in tone.