Louis Dage Pottery Inkwells

Louis Dage pottery inkwells feature colorful, abstract designs, and are prized for their distinctive raised enameled glaze and brightly colored floral designs. They usually include a pen hole, are signed “Dage Paris” on the side and “France” on the base.

Louis Dage pottery inkwells are known for their unique and artistic designs. Each piece is handcrafted, often featuring intricate and colorful patterns that make them stand out as both functional items and decorative art pieces. The use of vibrant colors and abstract motifs is a hallmark of Louis Dage’s style, making these inkwells highly collectible and appreciated by art enthusiasts. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in each piece reflect the artist’s dedication to creating beautiful and functional pottery.

Louis Dage, a renowned French ceramist, created these inkwells in the early 20th century. His work often includes leaf and berry decorations, gilt bronze lids with pen holders, and well-crafted designs.