Mado Jolain Ceramic Pitcher

Ceramic gurgling pitcher, attributed and signed by Mado Jolain, a french ceramicist known for her work in the 1950s-1970s.
This pitcher is distinguished by its original shape and its sound function: when liquid is poured, it emits a characteristic gurgling sound.

Description of the object

In stoneware or glazed ceramic in glossy black with an irregular finish, giving a rustic and contemporary effect. With a rounded body with a long, narrow neck, decorated with raised rings. Several small holes on the upper part of the body, typical of this type of pitcher. The artist's signature is engraved below the piece. This pitcher is a fine example of the work of 20th century French ceramicists, combining traditional craftsmanship and modernist design. 

Dimensions

height 18 cm x 14 cm width base diameter 8 cm

This collectible ceramic could interest collectors of art ceramics or lovers of vintage design.