Paul MILET (1870-1950) Sèvres, turquoise blue candy box Art Deco periodAnd if you let yourself be charmed by the beauty and Art Deco sophistication of Sèvres earthenware by Paul Milet?Creation of the [...]
Léon Elchinger / Fernand Elchinger Vase. Made in the 1920s with a striped and geometric plant motif influenced by Art Deco. Monogram and reference number under the base. Dimensions: 14.5 cm high / 11 [...]
Early 20th-century Art Deco polychrome stoneware ceramic vase. A very attractive vase decorated around its rim with birds, ducks or geese, in relief in various poses, enlivening the piece in a highly [...]
Magnificent and rare Longwy platter, limited edition of 50. Decorated with wild ducks by Raymonde Rizzi, enhanced by Justin Masson. JM. Platter numbered 26. In very good condition! High-quality enamel[...]
Art Deco sculpture of a couple of cracked earthenware wolves by François Levallois (1882-1965)The power and freedom of the wolf crystallized in cracked earthenware!Creation of the renowned sculptor & [...]
Art Deco sculpture of fox cubs in earthenware attributed to Andras Sinko (1901-1976). The innocence of youth, the cunning of the fox.Creation of the Hungarian sculptor & ceramist artist Andras Sinko ([...]
Henriot Factory. Polychrome earthenware, circa 1930. Robert Micheau Vernez (1907-1989): Son of a naval officer, Robert Micheau studied at the Collège Saint-Louis in Brest, where he attended evening cl[...]
Two adorable little ceramic dogs, Vinsare for Sèvres. The larger one measures 14cm long and 10cm high, the smaller one 12cm long and 8cm high. I also have a large fox terrier of the same type for sale[...]
Art Deco polychrome and glazed ceramic figurine of a Mexican boy, by the Hungarian sculptor Mária Ráhmer. Signed H.Ráhmer Maria and dated 1936, it still bears the paper label from the workshop, 23.5cm[...]
Large Art Deco fox terrier in crisp earthenware enhanced with gold, attributed to Vinsare, Sèvres.I also have two smaller dogs in the same "faïence crispée", one of them is signed, see photo.
Ceramic sculpture, Odalisque, G. Girardi.
Oriental figure, polychrome ceramic. Height: 23.5 cm. Signed on the base.
Giovanni Girardi created high-quality ceramics: he collaborated with Lenci before [...]
Polychrome stoneware from the Odetta period, circa 1930. Restoration to the handle. Georges Brisson (1902-1980): Born on March 15, 1902, in Nantes, the son of a Nantes industrialist, Brisson studied a[...]
Large Art Deco crackle glaze vase. Simple, geometric shape with an octagonal cross-section. Circa 1930. Signed on the base. Height approximately 28 cm. Diameter approximately 19 cm. Very good overall [...]
Edouard Marcel SANDOZ Haviland 4-piece porcelain dinner service. This service is antique. The large duck has a crack on its beak. On the tray, there is a tiny, insignificant paint chip on the rim. The[...]
DANILLO CURETTI (1953-1993) for LONGWY Exceptional baluster-shaped vase, in glazed earthenware 20th century "Miami mon amour" Art Deco style. "Transatlantic Mythical Liners" Important and spectacular [...]
Another piece from my personal collection that I've decided to sell... Another large earthenware dish by Paul Fouillen. It's signed on the back "Paul Fouillen Quimper," dated "25/08/43," and marked "U[...]
Another rare piece by Paul Fouillen from the "Grande Maison" HB Quimper, where he served as workshop manager until 1929. His style and line are recognizable. Here, a beautiful stylized depiction of Br[...]
Important spherical glazed stoneware vase from the 1930s, with a perfectly Art Deco shape and decoration blending Art Deco and Hispano-Moorish styles. This vase is featured in the book "Marc et Roger [...]
Sarreguemines earthenware greyhound. Its slender posture invites rest, yet it is alert. Its folded paw suggests it is ready to pounce. Only its collar adds a touch of roundness, as the realistic bone [...]
The patina of this ceramic vase is inspired by that of a piece of copperware. The brown glaze imitates the typical oxidation of copper with its verdigris streaks. The figures are covered with copper g[...]
Art Deco ceramic vase by Emile Simonod. Signed on the lower side. Large chips on the rim, base, and neck. No breakage. See photos. Height: approximately 20 cm. Diameter: approximately 20 cm. The vase [...]
Pair of decorative glazed ceramic bookends, circa 1950–1960, depicting stylized toucans. The bright colors are characteristic of late Art Deco style. Wide bases ensure good stability, allowing for dec[...]
Vintage Yellow Ceramic Dinnerware Set – Haute Provence Faience. Magnificent antique mustard yellow glazed ceramic dinnerware set, with retro charm and timeless elegance. Made in France (mark visible o[...]
Polychrome earthenware, circa 1930. Jeanne Lévêque (1914-2013): Jeanne Lévêque was born on July 23, 1914, in La Guerche-de-Bretagne, into a family deeply connected to the art world. Her father, a deco[...]
An impressive large stoneware vase of ovoid shape with two small, detached geometric handles clasping the round neck, which is adorned with triangles. The central decoration, set against a white backg[...]
Art Deco vase by Clément Massier. Good condition with very slight signs of wear. No cracks or chips. From a collection. Shipped via Colissimo with insurance and tracking within France and the EU.Neck [...]
A very pretty vase with handles, made of glazed ceramic in a blue-green color. French origin, with its stamp on the base and number. In very good condition! A very slight chip on the rim. A lovely sha[...]
Art Deco pot by Roger Guérun. The bas-relief decoration features leafy pansies enhanced with beading. The lid depicts rays in motion. The knob is decorated with a beaded shell motif, like a bud. The b[...]
Rare stoneware fish sculpture produced by Roger Guérin in Bouffioulx (Belgium), unsigned.Similar sculptures can be seen in "Au gré du grès – De l'Art Nouveau à l'Art Déco – Roger Guérin & Edgard Aubry[...]
A ceramic vase by Charles Grébert, with a small chip to note. Gréber: Master Ceramist of Art Nouveau, January 1, 1853 - January 1, 1935, Beauvais, France. A renowned ceramist, Charles Gréber left a la[...]
Keralouve - La Louvière. Important stoneware vase with a spherical body and small ringed neck. Decorated with Marabou storks or large wading birds in shades of red and orange. Signed and numbered unde[...]
A delightful Limoges porcelain duo, produced by Haviland and Castel Limoges for Armagnac Chabot, based on a Sandoz design. Each decanter features a duck or goose in white porcelain, decorated with fea[...]
Beautiful and rare Art Deco ceramic by Jacques Adnet depicting a pigeon taking flight. A crack at the base has been repaired from below with cement (see photo). Restoration is recommended.
A very beautiful small spherical vase, Limoges porcelain by Camille Tharaud, dating from around 1920-1940, probably the 1930s, in the Art Nouveau modernist style. Stamped under the base: Tharaud, Fran[...]
Rare and very charming decorative Limoges porcelain bottle, stamped ML, Lucien Michelaud, hand-painted decoration in the Art Deco style. An early piece produced between the late 1920s and late 1930s. [...]
Ceramic teapot designed by Pierre Casenove for Salins Studio in the 1980s. This model embodies a revisited Art Deco aesthetic, characteristic of the Memphis movement of the 1980s, with strong architec[...]
This Art Nouveau vase, dating from around 1920/1930, is signed DENBAC 1002 on the base. Made of beige glazed stoneware with light green drips and a scrollwork decoration on the body, it measures 24 cm[...]
Polychrome earthenware, circa 1930. Factory Henriot.Jim Sévellec (1897-1971): Eugène Sévellec, known as Jim Sévellec, was born and raised in Camaret-sur-Mer, the son of a naval officer. Two factors fo[...]
Art Deco salt-glazed stoneware sculpture of a pelican, created by Roger Guérin around 1925.Bibliography:This sculpture is reproduced on page 80 of the book "Au gré du grès – De l'Art Nouveau à l'Art D[...]
Large Boch Keramis cachepot, a model produced for the master's program by Maurice Dufrene, in very good condition, no drips, 37 cm in diameter, stamps underneath.
Etienne Vilotte teapot or creamer with neo-Greek decoration, made at the Ciboure pottery between 1920 and 1925. In very good condition. Fast and careful shipping within the EU: €20
Charming Longwy earthenware letter tray, The decoration on a blue background features enameled flowers, Dark blue border, Mark on the reverse and inventory numbers, In good condition, small enamel bub[...]
Paul Stoffyn Crackleware TurkeyPossibly made by the Saint Gislain Art Workshops in BelgiumArt Deco ceramic Height: 23.5 cmLength: 19 cmCondition: I note a small restored chip at the base of the tail, [...]
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