Pitcher Art Deco Denbac France

Pichet en grès émaillé de bel qualité, dans de joli ton d'écume de mer, il est orné d'une large bordure de coqs symbolisant la fin de la 1ère guerre mondiale. Il est né vers 1918 de la célèbre manufacture de la Société Denert et Balichon, à Vierzon (inscrite à la Chambre de commerce le 6 janvier 1921). C' est la contraction des deux noms qui donne naissance à la signature Denbac. Le pichet est signés en creux et en parfait état aussi. Hauteur 22 cm, diamètre 9 cm.

For our English-speaking friends
This pitcher in sea shades made by Denbac around 1918 in an Art Nouveau form and charming arts and crafts glazes. It has a large hand pressing border with 4 coquerels french symbol after the end of the first world warm. It is in mint condition and signed Denbac on the bottom. Denbac biography: This art pottery was made between 1909 and 1952 in Vierzon, France. The pottery was formed by a talented artist/ceramist, René Denert, and his business partner, René-Louis Balichon - hence the name, Denbac. Modern style molding and complex coloring and glazes were their trademarks. Unfortunately, after the war and the deaths of the two partners, a pottery that was more about art than production could not last and it closed in 1952.