Pair of Pea Green Creamers w/ Dark Brown Handles, Dieulefit, 1950s 4¾"

This pair of small creamers, crafted in the 1950s, features a charming pea green glaze with contrasting dark brown handles. The handles are intricately designed, scrolling tightly in a form evocative of snails, adding a whimsical touch to these functional pieces. Originating from Dieulefit, these creamers are a fine example of the region's pottery tradition.

Dieulefit, a picturesque town in the Drôme department of southeastern France, has been celebrated for its pottery since Roman times. The region's abundant natural clay and favorable climate have long supported a thriving ceramics industry. By the 19th and 20th centuries, Dieulefit had gained particular renown for its stoneware and pottery, known for its durability and artistic quality. Artisans in Dieulefit often employed traditional techniques, creating pieces that combined functionality with aesthetic appeal. Dieulefit remains a vibrant center for pottery today, with workshops and exhibitions continuing to attract collectors and enthusiasts from around the world. These creamers reflect the enduring legacy of Dieulefit’s craftsmanship.