Small Vintage Soliflore or Creamer by Émile Tessier 4¾"

This elegant cream-colored soliflore or creamer is a fine example of Émile Tessier's mastery in ceramic craftsmanship. Tessier, an influential French ceramicist from Sarthe, is renowned for his understated yet functional designs that reflect his refined artistic sensibility. The simple sculpted floral motifs adorning this piece exemplify his characteristic blend of minimalism and subtle detailing. Crafted in the early to mid-20th century, this piece showcases Tessier's modern approach to traditional French pottery. His work, characterized by clean lines and balanced proportions, continues to be appreciated by collectors for its timeless beauty and functionality.

This small vessel, whether used as a soliflore for delicate flowers or as a charming creamer, represents Tessier's enduring legacy in French ceramics. The piece bears his distinctive monogram under the base, a mark that further attests to its authenticity and origin. In good vintage condition, the piece remains free from any notable damage, offering collectors an opportunity to own a beautiful and functional piece of French ceramic history. For a more comprehensive understanding of his life and contributions, refer to the book Émile Tessier - Le "patron" faïencier de Malicorne, which provides an in-depth look at his catalog of designs and his impact on the ceramics industry as a master ceramicist​​.