La Poterie de Sophie was a French ceramics workshop associated with Anne Favre and Jean-Claude Dariel, whose creations reflect the revival of decorative arts in postwar France. Particularly active during the 1950s, the workshop produced an original range of functional ceramics, decorative objects, and furniture elements.

Its work is characterized by expressive forms, stylized decoration, and imaginative use of colorful glazes. Sculptural vases, ceramic tabletops, and decorative compositions reveal a distinctive appreciation for color, texture, and spontaneous motifs. Certain pieces bear the impressed mark “SOPHIE”.

Bridging craftsmanship and artistic expression, La Poterie de Sophie embodies the creativity of French mid-century ceramics, combining playful design, material experimentation, and a fresh approach to decorative art.