Sculptural 1960s Terracotta Lamp by Françoise Chedeville

This unique 1960s/1970s lamp by Françoise Chedeville beautifully combines function and form, embodying a chateau-like design with an integrated vide poche. Crafted in terracotta, it retains its original charm with a distinctive lampshade adorned with string detailing. Despite a minor hole on the side, the lamp's overall aesthetic remains unaffected. Françoise Chedeville was an acclaimed 20th-century potter from Normandy, renowned for her innovative designs that melded practicality with artful elegance. Her work often featured in prominent French collections, celebrated for its unique textures and sculptural forms that captured the rustic yet sophisticated charm of Normandy's landscape. Chedeville's legacy continues to inspire ceramic artistry, reflecting the cultural richness of her native region.