Beauceware and more

This is a nicely styled and large ashtray from the Beauce pottery people.

Shaped to resemble a fish, to sell products by Charcuterie Tour Eiffel (Eiffel Tower Delicatessen)

Here are 3 Beauceware lamps, often unmarked like these.  TOP photo: Approx. 21 inches to top of fixture TOP photo: Approx. 21 inches to top of fixture    TOP photo: A smaller example at approx. 11 inches to top of fixture  

Part of a line of product with this motif.

Dunno what inspired this design, but it is very striking. It features a Céramique Beauce logo at the bottom. It is also stamped with the Canada and model number marks. The appearance of the logo on pieces is post 70's.

A practical piece from Beauceware, a sugar bush cabin, to hold, you guessed it, maple syrup! The cork as fallen inside the container as it shrunk. The syrup would pour through the chimney.

A very nice piece from Beauceware, Quebec, Canada Circa 1960-1970

A nice planter from the Beauce ceramists.

A souvenir Expo 67 tankard, Terre des hommes / Man and his World world fair in Montreal, Canada.

A 1867-1967 souvenir mug from Laurentian. Made for the 100th anniversary of Canada. Clear LP mark at the bottom.

One is Beauceware (I think), the other, an unmarked copy.

A  nice glazing here on this telephone conversation piece

A very stylish piece from Beauce, Quebec

I'll clean the piece up better for the next shots... and maybe focus the camera too, never know. Still a nice example of Beauceware.