Pair Of Large Covered Baluster Vases (potiches) In Limoges Porcelain. 20th Century

Pair of large covered baluster vases (potiches) in Limoges porcelain. 20th century These pieces are distinguished by their deep cobalt blue background, magnificently enhanced with a double gold inlay on the lid, the shoulder and the various moldings. One side is decorated with rich bouquets of roses standing out against a green background. These scenes are painted in a reserve delimited by a gold border and a refined volute lattice decoration. Rich interlacing decoration on matte and shiny gilding. The other side, just as charming, is decorated with floral garlands and small flowers. The rose decorations bear the signature of the decorative painter D. Roger. The handles are finely enhanced with fine gold. These splendid vases rest on shower feet, themselves decorated with multiple circular threads in fine gold. Marks and mentions (on the reverse, see photo): Under the base, the pieces bear: • The green stamp of the "Limoges France" factory. • Letters from the Lemaire factory (for the shaped piece). • The mentions attesting to the quality: "All handmade", "Genuine inlay", "Double Gilding Polished with agate". These very decorative vases impose an undeniable presence. Dimensions: Height 50 cm Max width 25 cm Condition report: Perfect condition, tiny lacks, Period 20th century. Worldwide delivery, secure package. Tracking number. Renowned throughout the world for its quality and finesse, the famous Limoges porcelain was born in the 18th century with the discovery of kaolin in Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche. This very white material, essential for the production of hard porcelain, allowed the launch of the artisanal porcelain industry in Haute-Vienne. Today, several manufacturers perpetuate this great artistic tradition.