Pottery

Marmelade Jar

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Marmelade Jar

€ 20 --> € 10

Marmelade Jar

€ 20 --> € 10

Mustard Jar

€ --> €

Mustard Jar

€ 26 --> € 18

Pepper & Salt

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Easter bunny eggcups

White, Pink or Blue

€ --> € /piece

Escargot plate

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Sgraffito

Sgraffito is a technique where potters can put a layer of glaze or slip on a piece of pottery, let it dry, then use a pottery carving tool to scratch at it to show the base layer of color.
Sgraffito derives from an Italian word meaning “to scratch.”

€ 17 --> € 8,50

€ 19 --> € 9,50

€ 24 --> € 12

€ 39 --> € 19,50

Capodimonte

Capodimonte is a distinctive style of porcelain that stands apart from all the other ceramic traditions of southern Italy. This delicate, ornate porcelain historically produced outside of Naples is immediately recognizable for its tiny pastel flowers, sprays of buds, baskets, and elegant figurines.

€ 24 --> € 12

€ 49 --> € 24,50

€ 14 --> € 7

Bassano Centerpieces

Bassano Ceramics is a centuries-old family-owned ceramic art form and business that started in northern Italy in the late 17th century and continues to this day. The Bassano family is one of Italy's oldest and most esteemed ceramic art families, producing fine, hand-painted pottery and tiles for more than 300 years.

€ --> €

With Certificate

€ --> €

Malicorne
fruit basket

€ 18--> € 9

Dour Ceramics

Located in Dour, this artistic craft workshop was founded in 1951.
The vocation of this workshop was to create decorative or utilitarian ceramic art, monumental or intimate, poetic or expressionist, whose subjects were drawn from daily life and scenery and figures in nature, so that they were accessible to all audiences.
Many vases, trays and panels were produced in this workshop.

Among the ceramists in this workshop, we can cite Marie-Henriette Bataille, Thérèse Bataille, Paul Timper. But also Claire Lambert, Louis Van De Spiegele, Monique Cornil, Georges Boulmant