Vintage French Mid-Century Red Bistro Saucer 5"- Au Chat Qui Pêche

This listing is for a mid-century porcelain cafe saucer — a lovely example of French decor tableware. This features a red rim with the words "Au Chat Qui Pêche" and the classic "0.75f" (francs) marking, giving it that old-school French charm. In early 20th century Parisian cafe culture, waiters brought drinks on these saucers as a method to calculate your tab. (Documented in "A Moveable Feast" the memoir of Paris by Ernest Hemingway).
-Excellent Condition, wear of color in the center
-Stamped France on the bottom
5" diameter