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Saint Clément Art Deco Vase "the Roses"
Important Art Deco earthenware vase "les roses" from the Saint Clément factory, ovoid in shape, relief decoration of sky blue enamelled roses.
Perfect condition
Height 32cm
Width 20cm
Diameter at the neck 11cm
Signature engraved under the base "St Clément-France Les Roses" numbered 851.
Saint Clément
The Saint-Clément ceramic factory was created in 1758 by Mr. Chambrette, then owner of the Lunéville Faïencerie, located 12 km away. This new establishment was then dedicated to high-end and prestige pieces. The Faïencerie de Saint-Clément, among others, was named official supplier of the Trianon under Marie-Antoinette. If the establishment was created for luxury earthenware, it nevertheless produced a wide diversity of products, from slip to more ordinary household pottery, including imitations of multi-colored decorations from Strasbourg, and even the Art Deco style. Although the paintings are no longer done by hand, the establishment is still in operation.
Perfect condition
Height 32cm
Width 20cm
Diameter at the neck 11cm
Signature engraved under the base "St Clément-France Les Roses" numbered 851.
Saint Clément
The Saint-Clément ceramic factory was created in 1758 by Mr. Chambrette, then owner of the Lunéville Faïencerie, located 12 km away. This new establishment was then dedicated to high-end and prestige pieces. The Faïencerie de Saint-Clément, among others, was named official supplier of the Trianon under Marie-Antoinette. If the establishment was created for luxury earthenware, it nevertheless produced a wide diversity of products, from slip to more ordinary household pottery, including imitations of multi-colored decorations from Strasbourg, and even the Art Deco style. Although the paintings are no longer done by hand, the establishment is still in operation.
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