This graceful ceramic Olive Boat was crafted by Beauceware, one of Canada’s most iconic mid-century ceramic makers. With its soft celadon-green glaze, elongated silhouette, and gently scalloped edges, it reflects Beauceware’s signature blend of organic form and modernist simplicity — a style that defined Quebec ceramics from the 1950s through the 1970s.
Originally created as a decorative serving piece, the Olive Boat was designed to bring beauty and practicality to the table. Its leaf-inspired contours and hand-molded ridges echo Beauceware’s deep appreciation for natural shapes and earthy palettes.
Now reimagined as a hand-poured candle, it glows with soft, botanical warmth. As the flame flickers, light travels along its curved edges, revealing the subtle textures and craftsmanship that make Beauceware so beloved among collectors.
Revived by House of Eugenie, this piece becomes a luminous tribute to Canadian mid-century design — a calm, sculptural accent with a story worth preserving.