This charming white-glazed tulipiere vase, crafted by Émile Tessier (1870-1950) in Malicorne, showcases the expert craftsmanship for which Tessier's workshop became renowned in the early 20th century.

Known for his innovative designs and mastery of traditional faïence techniques, Tessier brought a unique artistic vision to his pieces. This vase features a distinctive design with multiple small openings around its body, allowing for creative and dynamic flower arrangements.

Delicate scalloped detailing adorns the rim and surrounds each of the openings, adding a touch of elegance and texture to its simple yet refined form. The soft white glaze further enhances its graceful appearance. Ideal for use as a flower vase or as a decorative piece on its own.

Tessier's work continues to be highly sought after by collectors for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal. 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.