Modernist vase Saint Clément 60S
CSD1787
€60.00
Modernist vase of Saint Clement's faience factory, cornet shape, spiral decor of black and brown strips on a yellow background. Unsigned but characteristic of the production of Saint Clement in 50s/60s.
Saint-Clément
The Saint-Clément ceramics factory was created in 1758 by Mr. Chambrette, then owner of the Lunéville Faience Factory, located 12 km away. This new establishment was then devoted to high-end and prestigious pieces.
The Faience Factory of Saint-Clément, among others, was named official supplier of the Trianon under Marie-Antoinette. If the establishment was created for luxury earthenware, it has nevertheless produced a wide variety of products, from the slip to the more ordinary household pottery, through imitations of multicolored decorations of Strasbourg, and even the Art Deco style. Although the paintings are no longer handmade, the establishment is still in operation.
CSD1787
Modernist vase of Saint Clement's faience factory, cornet shape, spiral decor of black and brown strips on a yellow background. Unsigned but characteristic of the production of Saint Clement in 50s/60s.