Vases Decorated With Female Figures, Charles-émile Jonchery, France, Art Nouveau, Circa 1900.
Artist: Charles-émile Jonchery (1873–1937)
A pair of decorative vases created by Charles-Émile Jonchery, a French Art Nouveau sculptor. The artist is known for his subtle rendering of the human form and for the harmonious combination of figurative motifs with the organic shapes of vases and furniture.
The two vases are shaped like slender chalices with flowing curves, from which rise female figures in the round with sensual silhouettes and soft lines. The movement of the drapery and the models’ poses reflect the era’s characteristic fascination with nature, the rhythm of the waves, and the theme of feminine sensuality.
Signature: Jonchery
France, circa 1900.
Zincal (an alloy of zinc, aluminum, and copper), cast, bronze-toned patina.
Height: 51 cm, base diameter: 20 cm.
Condition: very good.
Artist: Charles-Émile Jonchery (1873–1937) was a French sculptor and designer who worked primarily in Paris. His works are now part of private and museum collections and attract consistent interest on the auction market.
The two vases are shaped like slender chalices with flowing curves, from which rise female figures in the round with sensual silhouettes and soft lines. The movement of the drapery and the models’ poses reflect the era’s characteristic fascination with nature, the rhythm of the waves, and the theme of feminine sensuality.
Signature: Jonchery
France, circa 1900.
Zincal (an alloy of zinc, aluminum, and copper), cast, bronze-toned patina.
Height: 51 cm, base diameter: 20 cm.
Condition: very good.
Artist: Charles-Émile Jonchery (1873–1937) was a French sculptor and designer who worked primarily in Paris. His works are now part of private and museum collections and attract consistent interest on the auction market.
950 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Metal
Diameter: 20
Height: 51
Reference (ID): 1788333
Availability: In stock
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