• French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
  • French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s - The Vintage Tales
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St. Clément

French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s

French Bonbonnière with Lid - St. Clément - 1970s

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This lovely St. Clément candy dish, dating from the 1970s, is a true gem of French country chic.

Hand-painted with intricate detail, the dish exudes a warm, rustic vibe that effortlessly complements both casual and refined settings. Originally crafted as a candy dish, its generous size and versatile design allow it to double as a small soup terrine, perfect for adding a touch of vintage flair to your table.

The soft, harmonious colour palette and artisanal finish speak to the timeless appeal of French craftsmanship. Whether you're displaying sweet treats or serving up a hearty soup, this piece brings a slice of French heritage into your home—celebrating a bygone era where every handmade item told its own enchanting story.

  • Material: Porcelain
  • Style: Art Nouveau
  • Technique: Hand-painted
  • Place of Origin: France
  • Mark: St. Clément, France, from around 1970
  • Condition: As good as mint

Dimension:
Volume: 1.5 litre
Height: 21 cm | 8.2 in
Diameter: 16 cm | 6.3 in

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Origin & Maker

St. Clément pottery is a fascinating chapter in French ceramic history, renowned for its exquisite design and innovative spirit. Its origins are particularly intriguing—founded in response to the heavy taxation imposed on the renowned ceramics center of Lunéville, St. Clément emerged as a creative solution for local artisans. By establishing their own production under a different name, these craftsmen could continue their work without the fiscal burdens that stifled Lunéville’s workshops.

Drawing on the sophisticated techniques perfected in Lunéville, St. Clément artisans embraced intricate transfer printing and delicate glazing methods to create pieces of remarkable beauty. Their pottery is celebrated for refined forms, subtle colour palettes, and detailed motifs that often evoke natural themes and timeless elegance. This blend of technical prowess and artistic expression helped St. Clément carve out a distinct identity in the competitive world of French ceramics.

Today, St. Clément pottery is highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Each piece stands as a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of its creators—a reminder that even in the face of economic challenges, art can flourish and leave a lasting legacy.

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