Ceramic pitcher from the 50s - Poët-Laval earthenware factory

This 1950s pitcher from the poët-laval earthenware factory seduces with its unique and colorful design. With a deep black color dotted with bright dots in yellow, blue, green and red, while the interior contrasts with a very bright yellow. This timeless piece highlights the know-how of the ceramists of the time. The pourer has been carefully repaired following a shock and preserves the aesthetic and functional integrity of the pitcher (visible in photo n°6). A little history about the poët-laval earthenware factory: founded at the beginning of the 20th century, the poët-laval earthenware factory, located in the drôme, is famous for its creations that combine provençal tradition with the modern influences of the 1950s. The workshop has been able to impose its style thanks to artisanal pieces with bold shapes and colors.