Vase Boch Keramis Maurice Dufrène La Maîtrise 1922
Artist: Maurice Dufrène Boch Keramis
Art deco vase in ovoid-shaped cloisonné enamels, created in 1922 by Maurice Dufrène, decorator of the Boch Keramis factory for "La Maîtrise", the art workshop of Galeries Lafayette in Paris. Rotating decoration of turquoise blue enameled flowers on a cracked white background.
Perfect condition
Height 32cm
Diameter 8cm at the neck, 8.5cm at the base
Signed below La Maîtrise Maurice Dufrène, decor 711, shape 805.
Decor listed in "Art Deco ceramics Charles Catteau" by Marc Pairon, page 213.
BOCH Frères Kéramis
Created in 1841, at La Louvière in Belgium, by Eugène and Victor Boch, the Kéramis factory is a great classic earthenware factory, whose flagship is the creation of Delft decorations. The arrival in 1906 of designer Charles Catteau gave it new impetus. Present at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in 1925 and the Salon d'Automne in Paris, she worked for the art workshops of department stores - Primavera, Pomone and la Maitrise - influenced by Japanism, Africanism and the avant-garde.
Perfect condition
Height 32cm
Diameter 8cm at the neck, 8.5cm at the base
Signed below La Maîtrise Maurice Dufrène, decor 711, shape 805.
Decor listed in "Art Deco ceramics Charles Catteau" by Marc Pairon, page 213.
BOCH Frères Kéramis
Created in 1841, at La Louvière in Belgium, by Eugène and Victor Boch, the Kéramis factory is a great classic earthenware factory, whose flagship is the creation of Delft decorations. The arrival in 1906 of designer Charles Catteau gave it new impetus. Present at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in 1925 and the Salon d'Automne in Paris, she worked for the art workshops of department stores - Primavera, Pomone and la Maitrise - influenced by Japanism, Africanism and the avant-garde.
420 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Earthenware
Height: 32cm
Reference (ID): 1078348
Availability: In stock
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