White earthenware cache-pot by Émile Tessier - Malicorne, 20th century

Let yourself be seduced by the timeless charm of this magnificent antique pot in monochrome white glazed earthenware. A true testament to French ceramic craftsmanship, it was created in the mid-20th century by the famous master ceramist Émile Tessier in the workshops of the Faïencerie d'Art de Malicorne. This model stands out with its superb high-relief decoration (slipware) depicting vine tendrils, delicately veined leaves, and intertwined grape clusters. The lower part features an elegant ribbed pattern, all topped with a scalloped neck that adds a wildly romantic and neoclassical touch. Its white patina, bright and refined, allows it to integrate beautifully into a contemporary interior, a chic country house ambiance, or a more classic decor. Signatures and authenticity: The piece is perfectly authenticated on its base: * Black handwritten monogram "TE" of Émile Tessier. * Relief stamp "VF France" (Vieille France Collection). * Mold number engraved in the mass. Dimensions: * Diameter: 20.5 cm * Height: 16.5 cm