Ceramic vase, grey blue multicolor, ceramics, France, 1960s.
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A striking ceramic vase from France, dating to the 1960s, is a distinctive example of mid-century modern studio pottery. Its sculptural silhouette—bulbous lower body, a narrow neck flaring at the rim, complemented by a robust curved handle and small spout—evokes the classic jug form while embracing the experimental spirit of French ceramics from that era. The main surface is finished in a metallic, cool graphite gray with a semi-matte, subtly textured glaze, animated by irregular, organic spots in vivid turquoise and cobalt blue. These blue accents are coated with a glossy, almost iridescent glaze, creating a dynamic interplay of finishes. The interior is glazed in deep cobalt blue, enhancing the visual depth. Subtle asymmetries reveal the handmade character, typical of studio pieces. The overall condition is very good, with no visible chips, cracks, or restoration marks. The vase embodies the boldness of the 1960s, when French ceramicists sought new forms of expression and relished color contrast and textural experimentation. It seems to tell the story of an era defined by creative freedom, striking color juxtapositions, and a departure from the rigid conventions of earlier decades. The metallic gray hints at industrial modernity, while the vivid blue accents bring a sense of spontaneity and artistic vitality. The piece quietly evokes the atmosphere of an artist’s studio, where every object bears the signature of the maker’s hand and unique intent. This vase would work well in a living room styled with a mid-century modern or collector’s sensibility, paired with other 1960s pieces—such as light wood furniture
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Height15 cm
Width9 cm
Length15 cm
Dimension details
Length15 cm
Height15 cm
Width9 cm
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