Alexandre Kostanda Vallauris France very large 1950’s funky cubist style studio art pottery vase, Signed by artist, wonderful painterly decoration. Very good condition (see pics). Length of oval rim 22.5cm x 12cm. Diameter at base 12.5cm. See similar items in my.
This stunning Mid Century French Studio Pottery Free Form Vase, attributed to Vallauris in the 1960s, is a true work of art. Its unique shape and multicolor design make it a standout piece for any decor. Made by the esteemed French’s brand, this vase is a great addition to any pottery collection. Its production technique […]
Here we have a superb studio pottery jug by Jean Austruy of Vallauris, France! I LOVE the design of this, something I’ve never seen before but it’s wonderful. He retired in 1990 but continued to sculpt, moving onto bronzes. This is just spectacular in my eyes, I love the feel of it, it’s almost like […]
Voldemar Volkoff Vallauris Studio Pottery. Painted Scenes Girl & Bird and Mother & Child Vase. Signed & dated 96 (1996). The base : 11 cm x 7.5 cm. Have a firing crack on the base (Photo12). Crack looks like it has been filled. (the crack is just on the outside No leakage). Otherwise it is […]
A Roger Capron E6 Gin bottle vase signed Capron, Vallauris, E6 to base. There’s some discolouration to the white glaze together with a glaze chip above the G (photos 10-12; same area from different angles). Please use zoom on photos which form part of the description. Height = 30.8cm, Diameter = 8.5cm, Weight = 638gm. […]
DELPHIN MASSIER / LUCIEN LÉVY-DHURMER – iridescent lustre vase c. 1890 Vallauris / Golfe Juan. Bluebell painted design 4 handles formed in shapes of leaves. In excellent condition with no damage or repairs. Metallic iridescent cols bright and vivid with great lustre. If ultra critical, some nibbling to inner rim of base which has no […]
Vintage 1950s French Studio Art Pottery Jug Vase Vallauris Derval Capron Picault. Vintage Roger Capron flower vase with impressed sun face design and attractive blue glaze from the studio in Vallauris, circa 1950’s. 10″ high, 5″ wide, 2 1/4 deep. For more information please visit Thomas K. Libby on the web or stop by the […]