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Mid-Century Ceramic Vide Poche by JAQUE SAGAN, Vallauris, ca. 1960
Mid-Century Ceramic Vide Poche by JAQUE SAGAN, Vallauris, ca. 1960
This vibrant ceramic vide poche (catch-all dish) was designed by Jacques Sagan in Vallauris, France, around 1960. It features a bold, multi-colored glaze with abstract details that perfectly represent the artistic flair of the French Riviera's mid-century pottery scene.
The dish is in excellent vintage condition and showcases the high-quality craftsmanship synonymous with Vallauris. Its organic shape and striking colors make it both a practical piece for organizing small items and a stunning decorative object for any modernist collection.
Jaque Sagan was a well-known artist in Vallauris. He worked during a very creative time in French pottery. He was famous for using bright glazes and modern shapes. Collectors enjoy his work because it is full of life and character.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Height: 9.5 cm (3.7")
Width: 20 cm (7.9")
Depth: 12 cm (4.7")
Weight: 0.35
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