Three yellow-glazed ceramics from Apt w/ olive branches & grape motifs

SKU: 17400

US$577
This listing is part of the 'At Home with Patricia Wells' collection of epicurean objects and decorative antiques.
An exceptional collection of beautifully crafted ceramics made by Atelier Bernard in Apt, chosen by Patricia Wells for her home in Provence. The two small tureens are decorated with olive branch handles. Additionally, by the same potter is an elegant pitcher whose handle is decorated with grapes. All are glazed in cheerful yellow, signed and dated 1995. Note, the large tureen is missing a leaf - refer to photos. 

Patricia took her cooking classes to the atelier where the potters would kindly give demonstrations. Though Atelier Bernard no longer exists, certain pieces like these live on as do their fond memories. In excellent condition as Patricia found them too precious to use and chose to display them as happy decorations instead. 

See last images of pages 162-163, Wells, P. (2004). The Provence Cookbook. New York, NY: HarperCollins Publishers.
This product appears in The French Kitchen Cookbook - Recipes and Lessons from Paris
and Provence, Patricia Wells, 2013.

Approx. overall for pitcher 7½" high. Larger tureen measures approx. 7" wide x 8" deep. Smallest is 4" high
Approx. overall for pitcher 19cm high. Larger tureen measures approx. 18cm wide x 20cm deep. Smallest is 10cm high

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