Jourdan Vallauris

Table Lamp by GRANDCHAMP JOURDAN in Vallauris Ceramic lamp with a brown wood-like glaze, featuring two lights, created circa 1960–1970.

Grandjean Jourdan, Signed 1950s, Vallauris, France Faux Bois Ceramic Bottle & Six Cups Decanter measures: 4.5" x 4.5" x 11" H Cups measure: 2.24" x 2" x 2.2" H

This lamp is made by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, France and marked by Jourdan underneath.

The originals were produced by Atelier Grandjean-Jourdan in their Vallauris pottery in the south of France (the region where Picasso produced his ceramic works).

A faux bois (wood like) ceramic table lamp made by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, marked Grandjean-Jourdan underneath,custom-made fabric lampshade, rewired with twisted silk cord.

As a result, a new era for artistic ceramics began in Vallauris. Atelier Grandjean Jourdan was active in Vallauris from the 1950s to 1981.

As a result, a new era for artistic ceramics began in Vallauris. Atelier Grandjean Jourdan was active in Vallauris from the 1950s to 1981.

Imprinted Vallauris on bottom.

An unusual and exceptional antique French Vallauris twin handled art pottery vase attributed to Foucard-Jourdan decorated with blue, brown, yellow and green streaked glazes and appli...

Atelier Grandjean Jourdan was active in Vallauris from the 1950s to 1981.

Covered pot forming a lamp, perforated ceramic decorated with fake olive wood and a hunting scene in Africanist style. Design: Grandjean - Jourdan France, Vallauris circa 1950.

Faux bois ceramic table lamp by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, France, 1950s Shade not included Newly rewired with black twisted silk cord and bronze finish on fittings.

A blue ceramic vase by Grandjean Jourdan Signed France (Vallauris), mid 20th Century

Imprinted Vallauris on bottom of each piece. Measurements shown are for pitcher.

This faux bois decoration was very trendy in the 1950s, it was created by the Granjean-Jourdan workshop in Vallauris. This workshop also manufactured for the brand Cérart which was b...

Vallauris ceramic vase by Granjean Jourdan, 1960s.

This ceramic is a vide poche, made by this such well known Vallauris manufacture. Grandjean Jourdan is one of the most famous vallauris name, behind the greatest.

Vase in faux-bois by Grandjean Jourdan in Vallauris. Vase with handle, typical of the work of the 50s, 60s.

A faux bois ceramic serving dish by the french artist, Grandjean Jourdan, Vallauris, France. Signed, 'Grandjean Jourdan, Vallauris'.

Set of four faux bois ceramic mugs by french potier, Grandjean Jourdan, Vallauris, France.

A faux bois ceramic pitcher by the french potier, Grandjean Jourdan, Vallauris, France. Signed 'Vallauris'.

One serving bowl of diameter 8.5 in, and eight salad bowls of diameter 4.75 in. By Grandjean Jourdan, Vallauris, French 1950s.

A faux bois (wood-like) ceramic table lamp made by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, marked Vallauris GJ for Grandjean-Jourdan underneath.

A faux bois (wood-like) ceramic table lamp made by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, marked Grandjean-Jourdan underneath, custom-made fabric lampshade, rewired with twisted silk cord.

A large and thick faux boise ceramic tray with unusual handles by the French potiere, Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, France.

French Mid-Century Modern ceramic Lamp by Grandjean Jourdan. Ceramic with faux wood decor made in the 1950s in Vallauris on the French Riviera.

A faux bois (wood-like) ceramic serving plate by Grandjean Jourdan of Vallauris, France. Marked by Jourdan underneath.