Dieulefit 50's Art Deco Tea Set

Dieulefit ceramic tea service from the 1950s is inspired by the elegance and geometric refinement of the Art Deco movement. Comprising thirteen cups, a teapot and a variety of other artistically shaped pieces, it captivates with its bright green glaze and contrasting dark handles, characteristic of Dieulefit faience. Each piece bears witness to time-honored craftsmanship and, although the ensemble may feature elements of diverse origins, it forms a remarkably harmonious whole.

Dieulefit, located in southeastern France, is renowned for its long tradition of ceramics, dating back to Roman times. The town gained particular renown in the 20th century for its refined stoneware and unique glazes.

Local artisans are renowned for their ability to combine traditional throwing techniques with a bold modernist aesthetic, often drawing inspiration from broader artistic movements while remaining deeply rooted in the regional heritage.

Condition and patina consistent with age.

The large teapot measures approximately 21 cm high x 27 cm wide x 18 cm deep. The cups measure approximately 9 cm high.