"Camille Tharaud Vase, Enamelled Limoges Porcelain, Amarante Model With Apple Blossoms"
Splendid vase in enameled Limoges porcelain by Camille THARAUD, Amaranth shape and decorated with apple blossoms in azure blue tones enhanced with gilding on a pretty pale blue cloudy background. The very original upturned neck is perfectly finished. We owe this vase shape to the painter Henri RAPIN (1873-1939) who distinguished himself at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris in 1925. A friend of Camille THARAUD, he would later design more than twenty shapes and decorations for his vases.
Camille THARAUD (1878-1956), a famous porcelain maker world-renowned for his grand feu decorations, created the first hand-painted decorations on raw enamel in Limoges porcelain.
Weight: 1380 grams
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