French Teapot from Saint Clément, 1950s

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The teapot in the shape of a bunch of grapes perfectly embodies the spirit of the barbotine, this mixture of … Read more The teapot in the shape of a bunch of grapes perfectly embodies the spirit of the barbotine, this mixture of clay and water which has revolutionized earthenware since its arrival in France in the 1860s. This elegant object, much more than a a simple utensil, transforms into a true piece of decorative art. Displayed on a table or in a corner of the living room, it offers a touch of color and cheerfulness that is sure to attract attention. Thanks to its offbeat aesthetic, the slip teapot creates a friendly and warm atmosphere, ideal for all occasions. Both charming and affordable, it invites boldness in interior decoration. Whether you choose to display it alone or in assortments, it will bring a touch of originality and brighten up your living space. This piece has an attribution mark,
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