Ceramic Vase By Fernand Elchinger ( 1911 - 1975 ).

Two-lobed corolla vase with a fluid, streamlined shape.
Matte white enameling with silky texture on the outside
and glossy green on the inside.
Signed with a stylus on the bottom.
1950s.
Perfect condition.
Height: 20.5 cm.
Width: 20 cm.
Depth: 8 cm.

Elchinger is a family business established in Alsace since 1792.
Generation after generation, the company's products are as
varied as they are avant-garde.as varied as it is avant-garde.
Léon Elchinger (1871-1942) made his mark with artistic stoneware
artful stoneware, as well as magnificent Art Nouveau and Art Deco pottery,
with magnificent colorsand brilliance.
He left a remarkable artistic legacy.

A student at the Saint-Luc School of Fine Arts in Tournai,
at the Strasbourg School of Decorative Arts and the HöhrGrenzhausen School,
his son Fernand Elchinger ( 1911 - 1975 ) took over the business in 1934.
Hecreates ceramic collections appreciated by an international clientele.
He developsto become Europe's leading manufacturer.
Following in the footsteps of Chambost, Ruelland, Jouve and Capron,
Fernand Elchinger was one of the great ceramists of the mid-20th century.

From 1975 to the present day, the Elchinger dynasty is represented by Marc and then Thibaut Elchinger.
Theproduction is firmly focused on high-end tableware
and home décor.decoration.
Internationally renowned designers create colorful and trendy
ranges.always on trend.
However, the factory closed its doors for good in 2016
after more than 200 years of existence and eight generations.
However, the brand name Céramiques Elchinger is still used
for its licensed productions and the brand name
Elchinger Couturier defor its contemporary collections.