Ceramic pitcher from the 1950s - Poët-Laval earthenware factory

This 1950s pitcher from the Poët-Laval pottery captivates with its unique and colorful design. Deep black with vibrant yellow, green, and red dots under a glossy glaze. This timeless piece showcases the expertise of the ceramicists of the time. In perfect condition - Signature under the base - Brigitte model. A little history about the Poët-Laval pottery: Founded in the early 20th century, the Poët-Laval pottery, located in the Drôme department, is famous for its creations that combine Provençal tradition with modern influences from the 1950s. The workshop has established its style through handcrafted pieces in bold shapes and colors.