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C. Le Tallec - Perfume Bottles And Dresser Box - "oiseaux Polychromes Sur Or Mat"
Magnificent toiletry kit from the Parisian ceramist Camille Le TALLEC (1906-1991)
Excellent condition
Composed of 3 bottles, a box and a shelf
Model “Polychrome Birds on Mat Gold”
Model listed in the book “Atelier Le Tallec Hand Painted , for Connoisseurs, Royalty, and Tiffany & Co. »
letter date "q?" under the base of each piece (unsigned shelf)
Also marked under the bases:
"Gravé, peint et doré entièrement à la main par Le Tallec à Paris France"
Large bottle: Height approximately 16 cm
Medium bottle: Height approximately 13 cm
Small bottle : Height approximately 12 cm
Covered box: 10 cm x 10.5 cm, Height approximately 10 cm
Shelf: approximately 60cm x 13 cm
The reputation of Le Tallec extends to the most prestigious tables, notably with orders made for Queen Elizabeth II of England, Kings Mohammed V and Hassan II of Morocco, the Queen of Holland Juliana, the Prince of Qatar Abdelaziz bin Ahmed Al Thani, the Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the French Republic, the City of Paris, and a few great fortunes or artists
Camille Le Tallec, during her sixty-year career as a ceramist, has maintained the French tradition of decoration on porcelain by revisiting, transmitting and preserving the techniques for creating some 375 historic and original decorations signed by the Le Tallec brands
Excellent condition
Composed of 3 bottles, a box and a shelf
Model “Polychrome Birds on Mat Gold”
Model listed in the book “Atelier Le Tallec Hand Painted , for Connoisseurs, Royalty, and Tiffany & Co. »
letter date "q?" under the base of each piece (unsigned shelf)
Also marked under the bases:
"Gravé, peint et doré entièrement à la main par Le Tallec à Paris France"
Large bottle: Height approximately 16 cm
Medium bottle: Height approximately 13 cm
Small bottle : Height approximately 12 cm
Covered box: 10 cm x 10.5 cm, Height approximately 10 cm
Shelf: approximately 60cm x 13 cm
The reputation of Le Tallec extends to the most prestigious tables, notably with orders made for Queen Elizabeth II of England, Kings Mohammed V and Hassan II of Morocco, the Queen of Holland Juliana, the Prince of Qatar Abdelaziz bin Ahmed Al Thani, the Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the French Republic, the City of Paris, and a few great fortunes or artists
Camille Le Tallec, during her sixty-year career as a ceramist, has maintained the French tradition of decoration on porcelain by revisiting, transmitting and preserving the techniques for creating some 375 historic and original decorations signed by the Le Tallec brands
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