Cécile DEIN (born 1929) Set of two large openwork candelabra lamps. Chamotte clay and polychrome enamel, including beautiful oxblood enamels on one. Yvignac-la-Tour workshop, circa 1965 Each signed with the monogram on the reverse. Accidents, one of the two lamps is not electrified, original electrification on the other. Height 30 cm x Diameter 23 cm and Height 27 cm x Length 20 cm Cécile Dein is a discreet ceramist whose work, initiated in 1945, is both rustic and modern, following in the footsteps of the pottery revival of the second half of the 20th century in La Borne. century in La Borne.

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