Infinite Vase By Fernand Elchinger In Souffleheim, Circa 1950, Black & Pistachio Green

Very beautiful vintage ceramic vase by Fernand Elchinger, model called Infini, circa 1950.
A brief history of Maison Elchinger: Established in Alsace in 1834, the family business "Céramiques Elchinger" has perpetuated the art of ceramics since that time, with successive generations offering a production that is as varied as it is avant-garde. Léon Elchinger (1871-1942) will mark the spirits with artistic stoneware productions as well as very beautiful Art Nouveau and then Art Deco pottery. Less known than ceramists such as Pol Chambost, Jacques & Dany Ruelland, George Jouve or Roger Capron, Fernand Elchinger (1911-1975) will nevertheless distinguish himself as one of the great ceramists of the middle of the 20th century. His creations very often adopt free forms, or soft forms, which are declined in various vases, pitchers, cups, etc. but touching with an elegance of forms and colors often dazzling with contrasts between deep blacks and yellows, reds or greens.

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