Emile Decoeur

He again began working for Sèvres in 1939 and was named Conseiller Artistique at Sèvres between 1942-1948. Other Émile Decoeur vases available. (Price shown is reduced price, no f...

This stoneware vase by E´mile Decoeur (1876-1953) has a bluish black glazed mouth, white and grey glazed neck and body, and black glazed foot. Signed: "ED" incised Orph...

Measures: 7 1/8'' high; 6'' wide. Stoneware vase with a baluster body and blue-lined indented plane and with sang de boeuf and blue over a beige ground. Incised E Decoeur/ 12 under...

E´mile Decoeur (1876-1953) began his career as a ceramicist under the apprenticeship of famed French ceramicist, Raoul Lachenal. Decoeur's work was once aptly described by a critic a...

This ivory colored vase has subtle green and pink undertones, multiple rings around the neck and foot and a black enameled rim and foot. Signed: EDecoeur incised Other E´mile De...

This stoneware vase is a mottled blue with two indented bands around the neck and a dark brown rim. Signed: EDecoeur incised Orphaned as a child, Decoeur served as an apprentice ...

This large stoneware vase with beige rose glaze has circumferential circles around the base and a brown rim. Signed: "EDecoeur" incised Orphaned as a child, Decoeur served as an ...

Master: Théodore Deck Students: Raoul Lachenal, Emile Decoeur, Henri Simmen    

At the salon d'Automne in 1928, she exhibited with leading french ceramists such as Emile Decoeur, Jacques Mayodon, Delaerche... in the 50's she rubbed shoulders the Abstract paint...

A stoneware vase by Emile Decoeur.

A stoneware vase by Emile Decoeur.

A stoneware vase by Emile Decoeur

Rare and elegant square stoneware bottle by Emile Decoeur

Emile Decaeur vase, blue grey, Stamped on the bottom France. c. 1940-50.

Among them were Hector Guimard, Eugène Grasset, Raoul Lachenal, Paul Bellot, Maurice Dufrêne and Émile Decoeur. These artists are said to have influenced the principles of Art Deco.

Fine French Art Déco Period Vase by Emile Decoeur (French, 1876-1953) Glazed stoneware circa 1920 Striking colored glaze, elongated shape w. handles Painted marks to underside: E...

He then moved towards a more sober production with geometric and Art Deco decorations and shapes. Like Émile Decœur, he was very much noticed for the quality and variety of his ename...

Hector Guimard was one of the first Art Nouveau and Art Deco designers of the period, who, along with designers Eugene Grasset, Raoul Lachenal, Paul Folllot, Maurice Dufrene and Emil...

Vase by Émile Decoeur. Marks: painted Lachenal and ED

Signed: EDecoeur/ 66 incised *Other Emile Decoeur vases available.

Volute-like plant forms that appear at the neck and waist of this tall vase suggest both classical and Japonist influences. By subjecting the glazed piece to carefully calibrated kil...

Parisian-born Emile Decoeur began his artistic career as an apprentice to Edmond Lachenal, and only began to exhibit under his own name after 1902.

Parisian-born Emile Decoeur began his artistic career as an apprentice to Edmond Lachenal, and only began to exhibit under his own name after 1902.

This vase appears to be hewn out of a massive chunk of lapis lazuli. Decoeur, widely considered the most important French ceramist of the 20th century, wields his mastery of clay in ...