FAIENCERIE DE SAINT - CLEMENT - Vase Profil - c. 1959
"Bordeaux" red color and gold ceramic in a crackled décor, modernist, stepped design vase in "Gourde" (water container) form designed and manufactured by the Faiëncerie de Saint-Clément.
The Faiëncerie de Saint-Clément was established in 1758 aiming for the higher end of the market by producing prestigious objects.It received the distinction of being a Royal Supplier for Marie-Antoinette’s Trianon. In 1892, the factory was acquired by Keller and Guérin, who also owned the Lunéville earthenware factory. Under their management, Saint-Clément expanded significantly in the late 19th century. The factory produced both traditional pieces and innovative Art Nouveau, Art Déco and Modernist pieces. Saint-Clément is regarded as high quality art production using the best techniques available.
PRODUCT INFO
Bordeaux red and gold color in a cracked enamel decor with iridescence.
Iridiscence means that an object is showing many bright colors that change with the movement of the object.
SIGNATURE/MARKS:
On base signed St-Clément France number 9908
DATE:
c. 1959
MATERIAL:
Iridiscent bordeaux red and gold ceramic.
ORIGIN:
France, Saint-Clément
SIZE:
32 cm long x 32 cm high x 10,5 cm large - 12.6 inch x 12.6 inch x 4.13 inch
WEIGHT:
1,43 kg - 3,25 lb
CONDITION:
MINT
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