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3 Verceram Art Deco ceramic set of serving trays signed and numbered
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Total weight approx. 551 grams
Size of large trays as indicated
Diameter of small tray approx. 12 cm
IDEAL FOR SERVING APERITIF TITBIS
Elevate your dining experience with this exquisite set of 3 Verceram Art Deco serving trays. Each piece is a testament to the elegance and craftsmanship of the Art Deco era, featuring a sophisticated leaf design with a luxurious gold accent that gracefully complements the creamy ceramic base. Perfect for both formal gatherings and intimate dinners, these trays are not only functional but also serve as a stunning decorative element in any setting.
- Crafted from high-quality ceramic, ensuring durability and a timeless appeal.
- The intricate leaf motif is enhanced by a striking gold accent, adding a touch of opulence.
- Signed and numbered, this set is a unique collector's item that embodies the charm of the Art Deco period.
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BACKGROUND NOTE (FROM GOOGLE)
Verceram (Verceram Céramique) was a prominent French art pottery manufacturer located in Montreuil, operating from the 1930s/40s until its closure in 1971. Known for its high-quality mid-century modern aesthetic, the company achieved recognition for avant-garde designs and iridescent glazes, particularly in the 1950s and 60s.
History and Style Evolution
• Early Era: Founded by Monsieur Caux, early productions featured late Art Deco influences with red or green enameling.
• Post-War Design: During the 1950s and 60s, Verceram shifted to vibrant colors, organic shapes, and a signature, sleek, iridescent style (often featuring pearlescent white or metallic blue-black glazes).
• Legacy: Following its closure in 1971, the molds were acquired by Fourmantreaux & Dèsvres.
Key Characteristics and Collectibility
• Markings: Items are typically identified by a "V-in-a-circle" stamp.
• Production: The firm produced lamps, vases, and decorative items, some of which were featured on the luxury liner France.
• Collector Demand: Due to the difficulty in mastering their specialized glazes, which are prone to scratching, well-preserved pieces are highly valued. The company's innovative designs were even noted by figures such as Le Corbusier.
Despite its lasting impact, few company archives remain.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGold, CremeMaterialCeramicNumber of items1Height10 cmWidth17 cmDepth3 cm
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Private sellerWezembeek-Oppem, BelgiumOn Whoppah since February 2026 • 0 sales