JG Picard Vallauris vintage enamelled ceramic dish from the 60s

Ceramic dish signed jg picard. Creation of max and dominique picard, 1960s beautiful matte and glossy enamel work. Bird decoration, a peacock. Beige background, peacock with white, brown, orange and yellow decoration. Very good condition, just a scratch on the edge of the base (see photo) height: 4cm diameter: 29.8cm who are max and dominique picard. Max and dominique picard started their business in the 1940s. They opened a workshop in toulouse around 1947-1949, where they produced ceramic dishes, plates and tables, often characterized by bright colors and cheerful patterns. Subsequently, they settled in vallauris, a renowned center of ceramics in france, particularly from the 1950s, a period when the city experienced a notable artistic boom, notably thanks to the influence of figures like pablo picasso. Their daughter, martine picard, also worked with them before opening her own workshop, ardéco, in vallauris in 1970, with her husband gilbert azema.