Large Casserole Dish, Mireille & Noël Dailler, Blanot, France. 1970s. Spring Sale! the resulting work now rather

the resulting work now rather collectable

Holmegaard is responsible for transforming the utilitarian nature of our everyday objects into sculptural expressions

Featuring a large and visually striking hand beaten copper dish

This is a very rare miniature version in almost mint condition

The colours of the piece echo that of an exposed cliff face with a variety of sediment to depict the multitude of elements combined

Large Casserole Dish, Mireille & Noël Dailler, Blanot, France. 1970s. Spring Sale! the resulting work now ratherA piece of fabulous and immediately impactful scale, this lidded casserole dish is phenomenally executed. The makers mark 'Blanot' inscribed to the underside, along with the distinctive glaze that graces the bold form, confirms this as a piece produced by French potters Mireille and Nol Dailler. Both artists were born in 1939, studying at the Geneva School of Decorative Arts prior to establishing their workshop together. The main objective of the