Alexandre Bigot Art Nouveau Flamed Stoneware Vase
Artist: Alexandre Bigot (1862-1927)
Stoneware vase with a flamed glazed decoration and slight crystallization
with an incised signature on the reverse from the workshops of Alexandre Bigot in Mer
Late 19th or early 20th century
Alexandre Bigot is one of the great names of Art Nouveau and notably collaborated with Guimard, Bourdelle, Lavriotte, and—according to some—Rodin; he is also known for having supplied the stoneware for the Villa Majorelle in Nancy
Baluster vase with a tapered, garlic-bulb-shaped neck and two flanged handles, glazed once in a warm brown, then decorated with brown drips on a beige background
26 cm tall, in good condition
Questions are welcome
Documentation
Paul Arthur Franch Art Nouveau Ceramics
Hélène Bédague Alexandre Bigot Chimiste et Céramiste
with an incised signature on the reverse from the workshops of Alexandre Bigot in Mer
Late 19th or early 20th century
Alexandre Bigot is one of the great names of Art Nouveau and notably collaborated with Guimard, Bourdelle, Lavriotte, and—according to some—Rodin; he is also known for having supplied the stoneware for the Villa Majorelle in Nancy
Baluster vase with a tapered, garlic-bulb-shaped neck and two flanged handles, glazed once in a warm brown, then decorated with brown drips on a beige background
26 cm tall, in good condition
Questions are welcome
Documentation
Paul Arthur Franch Art Nouveau Ceramics
Hélène Bédague Alexandre Bigot Chimiste et Céramiste
350 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sandstone
Height: 26cm
Reference (ID): 1813525
Availability: In stock
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