This delightful pair of earthenware vases comes from the heart of Vallauris, a celebrated pottery region in southern France. Crafted around the 1950s–1960s, each piece features a rich, mottled green and brown drip glaze and twisted rope-style side handles, hallmarks of the local ceramic tradition. Compact in scale but striking in form, they reflect the vibrant artistry that defined the mid-century Vallauris movement.
Key Features
Origin: France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
Maker: Joseph Calvas-Blanchon, Vallauris
Date: Circa 1950–1960
Material: Glazed earthenware (terre vernissée)
Technique: Handcrafted with drip-glaze finish
Details: Twisted rope-style handles
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Collector Note: Vallauris, J. Calvas-Blanchon, terre vernissée, drip glaze, c.1950s
These vases offer a vibrant and authentic touch of French ceramic heritage, ideal for collectors or as unique decorative accents.
Disclaimer: All our products are vintage or antique items that have been previously used and loved. As such, they may display signs of age, wear, imperfections, or minor defects that add to their unique charm and authenticity. Some items in our collection have been carefully restored or preserved, while others have been left in their original untouched condition to honor their history and character. We invite you to appreciate the stories these timeless pieces carry.
