French Biot

Très rare tabouret de Michel Chauvet

Highly unusual and graphically striking, this monumental charger or platter was created in Biot at a time when the French village vied with Vallauris in producing the best ceramic pi...

Hans Hedberg was both a painter and a ceramicist who ran his own workshop with a gas stove in Biot, between Nice and Antibes on the French Riviera.

Hans Hedberg was both a painter and a ceramicist who ran his own workshop with a gas stove in Biot, between Nice and Antibes on the French Riviera.

This vide poche or ashtray in in Glass. It has been done circa 1970, in Murano, Italy.. The shape is a Venice Gandola. Transparent yellow and Green Color.

Lovely 18th century Biot jar in glazed terracotta from the South of France.

Hans Hedberg was both a painter and a ceramicist who ran his own workshop with a gas stove in Biot, between Nice and Antibes on the French Riviera.

A Biot Jar heavily aged with layers of flaking white paint and natural weathering that create a rich, unique texture.

Pair of decorative blown glass bottles from Biot, made in France in the 1970s. These iconic pieces are distinguished by their bubbly glass, a signature of Biot craftsmanship, and by ...

Ceramic Table Lamp by Roland Brice, Biot, France Roland Brice worked in Biot, south in France near Vallauris and Antibes, from 1949 until his death in 1989.

This elegant set of four French tumblers is crafted in the distinctive bubble glass style of Biot, a renowned glassmaking village in the South of France.

A Large bunch of grapes designed by Hans Hedberg (1917-2007) Swedish ceramist who had his studio in Biot, near nice in France. The grapes comes with a stand in acrylic glass that is ...

Lovely 18th century Biot jar in terracotta from the South of France.

This large and elegant vintage pitcher is crafted in the renowned bubble glass from Biot, a traditional glassmaking technique originating from the village of Biot in the South of Fra...

France has always been the pioneer of the European garden. These once functional olive jars eventually found their way to cascading gardens once retired, thus creating the iconic Fre...

A grand scale French provincial terracotta Biot Jar produced in the Biot region of southern France.

This impressive antique earthenware olive oil jar was crafted in Biot, Provence, Southern France, circa 1760, and exemplifies the robust utilitarian pottery traditionally produced in...

Lovely jar by Hans Hedberg, made in faience in thick quality. Plump, egg-shaped form with a lid with oval indentures. Pale yellow, pinkish glaze with lichen-like flecks giving an org...

Lovely jar by Hans Hedberg, made in faience in thick quality. Plump, egg-shaped form with a lid with oval indentures. Butter-colored glaze with lichen-like flecks giving an organic e...

Early Pair Of Biot Jars From France, Circa 1920. Nice large pair with great original patina and use.

Hans Hedberg (1917-2007) for Biot, France. Rectangular ceramic vase. Glazing in sand colours.

Sleek studio vase created in the storied ceramics community of Biot, France.

Beautiful small platter by Hans Hedberg, made in faience. Almond shaped with striking blue glaze covered with litchen-like flecks.

Monumental 68 cm. Vieux Biot, France art pottery jug/pitcher. Beautiful glaze, impressive pitcher, to be seen.

Dish or cup of the Fifties of the French ceramist Roland Brice coming from the workshops of Biot.

More information coming soon… A large Biot jar (from Biot, France), measuring over 39 inches tall, with a diameter of 31 inches.

More information coming soon… A large Biot jar (from Biot, France), measuring over 41 inches tall, with a diameter of 31 1/4 inches.

This large, antique earthenware olive oil jar was created in Biot, Provence, Southern France, circa 1760. Made of blond clay and neutral in color, the terracotta vase has a tradition...

Roland Brice worked in Biot, in the south of France, near Vallauris and Antibes, from 1949 until his death in 1989.

Large 18th century Biot jar with light yellow glaze at rim of opening and inside.

Egg designed by the Swedish ceramicist Hans Hedberg, who lived and worked in Biot, France. This egg is 25 cm (10") high including the stand.

This exceptional art glass vase was created in 1991 by French glass artist Michèle Luzoro in Biot, one of the most celebrated glassmaking centers on the French Riviera.

Hans Hedberg, Swedish ceramicist, Biot, France. Unique colossal elongated platter featuring a fish skeleton motif.

Marked Porcelaine Apilco France Editions S.E.A.L exclusivity Musée F. Leger Biot.

An impressive and striking modernist sculpture shaped like a sea urchin by one of Sweden’s most prominent ceramists Hans Hedberg, made in his own studio in Biot, France. Made in Hans...

Hans Hedberg for Biot, France. Unique ceramic vase with speckled glaze in light tones.

Hans Hedberg for Biot, France. Unique ceramic vase with speckled glaze in green tones.

Hedberg's own workshop in Biot, Southern France. Unique ceramic bowl. Organic form.

A French Provincial Biot jar from the 20th century with green glaze, generous lines and great weathered patina.

Set of four Ceramic Plates by Roland Brice, Biot, France, 1950-1960 Roland Brice worked in Biot, south in France near Vallauris and Antibes, from 1949 until his death in 1989.

Created and signed by Raymond Winnowski in Biot, France. This artist is know as one of the masters of creative glass blowing, creating bubbles captured in glass.

Art Deco French Glass Vase by Jean-Michel Operto, Signed Biot, France - French Art Deco Hand blown Glass Vase, Signed Jean-Michel Operto, Biot Unique and sophisticated, this French...

1970s Biot Ceramic Table Lamp – White and Blue Floral Design, French Provincial Style Description: This beautiful ceramic lamp was crafted in Biot, in the South of France, during th...

Pascal Guyot and Bernard Aconito for Biot, France. Unique Art glass vase. Late 20th century.

Rare Swedish mid century and decorative stoneware pitcher by Hans Hedberg from his personal collection produced for Biot France, 1950s. In good original condition. Some minor chips f...

Biot, France. Unique ceramic vase. Cylindrical shape.

A large size French terracotta olive oil Biot jar from Provence with yellow glazed lip and green drippings from the 18th century.

An large earthenware bowl designed by Hans Hedberg in his own studio in Biot, France. The bowl do have a stunning yellow glaze..

Hans Hedberg for Biot, France. Egg-shaped lidded jar. Unique ceramic piece.

Jean-Pierre Cinquilli is based in the small artistic crafts community of Biot near Vallauris in the South of France. He has had many exhibitions throughout Europe and is one of the f...

Brutalist Vase in Yellow, and Orange by Hans Hedberg, Biot France. Asymmetric form in high-fired earthenware with mottled glaze in red, orange, and brown-black tones.

A Rare and small decorative mid century turquoise glazed stoneware box by the Swedish ceramist Hans Hedberg produced by Biot in southern of France in the 1940s. In good original cond...

A very rare and unique oversized Swedish mid century stoneware apple in yellow, red and green glaze by Hans Hedberg produced for Biot in south of France, 1950s. In good original cond...

Biot, France. Large ceramic bowl. Organic form. Matte glaze in dark tones. 1970s Signed with artist's signature.

Biot, France. Unique floor vase in ceramic. Ochre yellow glaze.

Extremly rare three-dimensional ceramic medallion depicting a stylised female silhouette. Rich glazes with a juxtaposition of vivid colours. Signed on back. The piece is in its o...

Extremly rare ceramic medallion depicting a stylised female figure. Rich glazes with a juxtaposition of green and brown colours. The piece is in very good condition for its age, j...

Extremely rare covered pot. Rich glazes with a juxtaposition of white and vivid colours forming an abstract overprinted decor. The inside of the cover features a generous dedication...

Biot glass bell jar, French artisanal glass, light blue glass cloche, decorative glass dome, Biot air bubble texture, cheese dome, fruit cover, multifunctional glassware, handmade Fr...

A rare and small decorative mid century pink and yellow glazed stoneware box with a green inside by the Swedish ceramist Hans Hedberg produced by Biot in southern of France, 1950s. ...