Toupie Vase , Signed Louis Dagé , Art Deco Period , 1920 , Flowers , Glazed Ceramic

Antique glazed ceramic ball vase by Louis Dage, with Art Deco-inspired stylized floral decoration in shades of black, turquoise blue, orange and yellow on a shaded white crackled ground.
The low, rounded shape highlights a highly graphic rotating decoration typical of the artist's productions in the 1920s-1930s.

. Handwritten signature: "L. Dage".

Highly decorative, this vase perfectly illustrates the revival of French decorative arts between the wars and the taste for stylized floral compositions characteristic of Saint-Sever's productions.

Height: 15 cm

Very good condition.


Louis Dage (1885-1963) was a French ceramist and decorator associated with the Art Deco movement. Trained in Beauvais, then working in Antony before collaborating with the Saint-Sever workshops, from the 1920s he developed a personal style combining pure forms and stylized decors inspired by nature. His creations are distinguished by the quality of their enamels and their decorative compositions, highly representative of the French decorative arts of the interwar period.