Brutalist Ceramics from Perigordine Pottery

Description

Jean Varoqueaux's workshop, "La poterie Périgordine", is known for having produced the famous and magnificent cocottes sold for the benefit … more Jean Varoqueaux's workshop, "La poterie Périgordine", is known for having produced the famous and magnificent cocottes sold for the benefit of Josephine Baker's orphanage "Les Milandes". Here, it is a charming pitcher, raw material, which is proposed. The ceramic has a nuanced, textured glaze and a swarthy, organic shape.

The brutalist style water jug is in beautiful condition, with only minimal traces of time visible. It is signed "La Poterie Périgourdine" with a stylus on the back. Utilitarian ceramic, it could be used in decoration as an original vase.

10cm diameter, 23cm height. This piece has an attribution mark,
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