Set of 2 ceramics from Atelier Périgordine - 1950

Set of two ceramics from the périgordine pottery; two vases in the shape of a tripod pitcher in matte black and white enamelled ceramic inside for the smallest, black for the other. In perfect condition. One measures 11 cm in height - diameter: 12 - the other 16 cm in height and 14 cm in diameter. For the record: perigordine pottery seems to have been located in lembras in the dordogne, jean varoqueaux is said to have been the founder of the brand "perigordine pottery". He was a model sculptor, and son-in-law of georges caronési, the creator of an art terracotta workshop in the dordogne. From his studio came advertising objects, the famous ceramics dedicated to josephine baker and pieces for perigourdine pottery. Pol chambost worked in this workshop. The factory made advertising objects, and many pieces, some of which were intended for josephine baker as well as the périgordine pottery. Since 2003, the little girl of varoqueaux jeans, opened the campo workshop to perpetuate the work of her grandfather.