An awesome and rare antique (c1930`s) rectangular Sarreguemines Faience of France Obernai pattern...

This awesome and rare antique (pre-mid century) rectangular Sarreguemines Faience of France Obernai pattern 3-division porcelain bowl is an amazing find and is in remarkably good condition. The bowl measures 29.5cm long x 22cm wide x 3.5cm high. There is minimal crazing and there is a small chip on the inside of the base of the bowl. The pattern depicts artwork by H Loux and is of villages going about their daily routines and the bowls has bouquets of flowers around the edges.  

From the internet: The Sarreguemines Faience factory was started in the Lorraine region of France in 1790 by three tobacco merchants. In 1800, the factory was acquired by Paul Utzschneider, who along with Alexandre de Geiger, developed the pottery into a formidable business. By the 1900's Sarreguemines had developed into one of the largest potteries in Europe. During World War II, the company was sold to Villeroy & Boch of Mettlach and finally closed its doors in 1983.