Vintage Brown & Off White Ceramic Stoneware Butter Dish Base by SIAL Pottery | SIAL II Oval Dinner Service | Replacement
This vintage Sial ceramic butter dish base from the 70's is so lovely! The lid is missing, sold as a replacement!
This Quebec manufacturer of stoneware dishes was born in the 1970s in Laval, Quebec. After only a few years of operation, it closed its doors in 1981. The production was mainly very elegant and minimalist stoneware - often associated with the Danish design movement. The potters were Pierre Legault, Gaétan Beaudin and Maurice Savoie.
This was the most extensive design produced by SIAL II. Daniel Congé describes the set as:
"Dinnerware designed by Gaétan Beaudin from the intersection of two ovals. The pieces have a two-tone orange-brown glaze produced by salt spray, to which is added a choice of four complementary shades: white, brown Tenmoku, celadon green and gray, reminiscent of Beaudin's stay in Japan. Pressed or molded with a new ceramic paste made of porcelain 75% and 25% clay, the parts of the service need only one baking period of twenty-four hours at a temperature of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit."
This piece is in excellent condition with no cracks! It has some signs of use and some tiny chips, as expected for a piece of that age (see photos).
This butter dish base will be a great addition to your vintage boho tableware collection! It can also be used as a candle holder!
Dimensions:
Diameter: 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm)
Height: 3/4 inch (1.9 cm)
--ADDITIONAL INFO–
-We invite you to browse through the photos in order to get a complete overview of this wonderful find! Please do not hesitate to ask us for more pictures!
-For your convenience and extra savings, we offer combined shipment for purchase of multiple items.
-Every item will be well packed for delivery with a tracking number, that’s a guarantee!
-The props are not included in this offer
-These items are vintage! It is recommended to hand wash them to keep in good condition
