60s Accolay Ball Vase
CSD2272
€100.00
Accolay ball vase with narrow neck speckled brown and green enamel, 60s.
Very good condition
Height 17cm
Accolay signature engraved below and the initials TH
The potters of Accolay or the story of a great community adventure started in 1944 by a band of four friends, all students of Alexandre Kostanda. A first bell kiln allows the manufacture of jewelry and ceramic buttons. In 1945, Christian Dior ordered 300 for his “New Look” collection. It was the beginning of a success story that would end in 1983. For more than 20 years, a type of pottery flourished in Accolay, combining the diversity of objects - masks, jewelry, toys... - and that of materials - ceramics, glass , vegetable fibers…– and combining aesthetics with “Zazou” humor.
The potters of Accolay or the story of a great community adventure started in 1944 by a band of four friends, all students of Alexandre Kostanda. A first bell kiln allows the manufacture of jewelry and ceramic buttons. In 1945, Christian Dior ordered 300 for his “New Look” collection. It was the beginning of a success story that would end in 1983. For more than 20 years, a type of pottery flourished in Accolay, combining the diversity of objects - masks, jewelry, toys... - and that of materials - ceramics, glass , vegetable fibers…– and combining aesthetics with “Zazou” humor.
CSD2272
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Accolay ball vase with narrow neck speckled brown and green enamel, 60s.
Very good condition
Height 17cm
Accolay signature engraved below and the initials TH
The potters of Accolay or the story of a great community adventure started in 1944 by a band of four friends, all students of Alexandre Kostanda. A first bell kiln allows the manufacture of jewelry and ceramic buttons. In 1945, Christian Dior ordered 300 for his “New Look” collection. It was the beginning of a success story that would end in 1983. For more than 20 years, a type of pottery flourished in Accolay, combining the diversity of objects - masks, jewelry, toys... - and that of materials - ceramics, glass , vegetable fibers…– and combining aesthetics with “Zazou” humor.