This elegant white ceramic cachepot, attributed to Émile Tessier (1870-1950), features the distinctive craftsmanship and decorative flair often seen in his work. The piece showcases beautifully curved, flowing cut-out details around the rim, creating a dynamic, wavy pattern that adds a sense of movement and elegance to the overall design. The cachepot is further adorned with two ring handles on either side, enhancing its classic yet artistic appeal. 

While this piece is not signed, as Tessier’s works typically are, its design and quality are strongly suggestive of his workshop's style. This cachepot would make a striking decorative accent, perfect for housing a plant or as a standalone statement piece, adding a touch of timeless French sophistication to any interior setting.

For a more comprehensive understanding of his life and contributions, refer to the book Émile Tessier - Le "patron" faïencier de Malicorne, which provides an in-depth look at his catalog of designs and his impact on the ceramics industry as a master ceramicist.