Tiny but Glorious Early 20th C. Quimper Dish unguentarium but I could not leave

but I could not leave without it

but I'm really glad someone kept the lid

I believe the 8 ball is from a different set and is more of a bouncy rubber ball

I believe it was created by Thomas Field Mostrom (1959-2005)

and one minor chip/split at upper left corner

Tiny but Glorious Early 20th C. Quimper Dish unguentarium but I could not leaveI've never gotten hugely excited about Quimper pottery tin glazed hand painted French faience manufactured in Quimper, a town in Brittany but I've completely fallen in love with the tiny dish. Just a perfect, gloriously colorful, completely joyful thing. The right size for laying one tea bag, or a setting a diamond ring before one goes out to work in the garden. The hand painted mark on the underside dates it 1904 22. 2 7 8 d x 1 2 t and in good