Stoneware Vase By Roger Guérin

Magnificent vase by the renowned Belgian ceramist Roger Guérin (1896–1954), originally from Bouffioulx. This elegant vase is fashioned from grès (high-fired sandstone) and features a characteristic dripping glaze in deep shades of blue, gray, and black, with a subtle metallic sheen. The piece perfectly illustrates Guérin's craftsmanship: a remarkable balance between form, texture, and glaze.
Roger Guérin is considered one of the most important Belgian ceramists of the Art Deco and interwar periods. His work is highly sought after by collectors of Belgian Art Nouveau / Art Deco ceramics.

• Maker: Roger Guérin
• Period: circa 1930-1940
• Material: Stoneware
• Glaze: Poured glaze in shades of blue / gray / black with a slight sheen
• Signature: Signed under the base (“160/B Guérin”)
• Dimensions: Height approx. 46 cm, Diameter approx. 16 cm
• Origin: Bouffioulx, Belgium