Mado Jolain Furniture

Ceramic Plate by Mado Jolain, France, 1970s

Nice Mado Jolain vide-poche ceramic, circa 1950, France. Enameled white earthenware, pale creamy yellow, grey and black decor. Signed underneath. Dimens...

Belle table basse par Mado Jolain et son mari, René Legrand, vers 1960. Jolie émaillage, jolie piétement de rené Legrand.

Ceramic coffee table by Mado Jolain, metal feet, France, 1960's

Ceramic Pitcher by Mado Jolain, France, 1950s Dimensions : Height 29 / Diameter 16 cm. Depth with the handle : 22 cm.

Ceramic table by Mado Jolain (1921-2019), metal feet, France, 1960's

A Free Form Vase by Mado Jolain. A rare magnificient light blue. Signed under the piece. Report : Very good original condition

Belle tavle de Mado Jolain et rené Legrand, belle forme convexe.

Jolie table par Mado Jolain et le piétement par René Legrand

A rare set of three small Japanese-style round tables. A thick circular top in solid ash and three cylindrical legs make up each table. Mado Jolain and René Legrand for House of Edi...

A Refined cylindrical ceramic jar with a narrow collar, crafted by Mado Jolain and produced for Benoît Guyot’s avant-garde boutique-gallery in Lyon during the early 1960s. Executed i...

Stunning anthropomorphic ceramic vase by Mado JOLAIN, France, 1950s. Stoneware vase very close to Picasso's production, in terms of colors and design. Height : 9.1"(23.2cm), Diameter : 5"(12.6cm). Signed "m.j" under the base (see photos). Mado Jolain was born in Paris in 1921. Under the Occupation, she joined the Paris School of Decorative Arts and the drawing and sculpture workshops of La Grande Chaumière. There she met René Legrand who turned more towards painting. Sensitized by the craze for ceramics which began before the war, Mado Jolain carried out her first attempts as a potter in the kiln of a utilitarian ceramics workshop, rue d'Alesia. In 1946, Mado Jolain and René Legrand married and moved to Montrouge where René set up his painting studio. The ceramic workshop is not far away, in the 14th arrondissement. René Legrand shoots their first plays. Popular art, very popular in the decorative arts of the post-war period, was a great source of inspiration for them. They visit the Dijon Museum and the Museum of Popular Art and Traditions where they appreciate the shapes of utilitarian pottery. In 1948, creations from the Mado Jolain workshop were exhibited for the first time at the Salon des Ateliers d'Art Décoratifs and at L'objet 1948, a landmark exhibition after the war, organized at the Galerie Denise Breteau, rue Bonaparte , Paris. In 1950, the Mado Jolain ceramic workshop moved to Montrouge. René Legrand devoted himself more and more to painting, Klaus Schultze...

Jolie table en céramique par Mado Jolain et le piétement par son mari René Legrand.

Blue and cream glazed ceramic bowl/vessel by Mado Jolain, France, c. 1955. This elegant ceramic dish, executed in deep blue and cream tones, displays the signature "pinch grip" foun...

Jolie vase bouteille par Mado Jolain à émaillage violet et décor circulaire courant sur la panse. Signé sous la base

Set of 3 glazed ceramic cylindrical jars with tightened necks with a beautiful orange enamel with their original label "confiture" by Mado Jolain, a great French ceramicist whose pot...

Small pinched ceramic bowl by French artist Mado Jolain (1921–2019), dating from the 1950s and signed "MJ" on the underside. A renowned ceramicist and designer, Mado Jolain was celeb...

Ceramic Vase by Mado Jolain, France, 1960s.

We hear that green is fashion! We've always loved it, especially the beautiful glaze by Mado Jolain, a great French ceramicist whose pots have been very successful with the Benoit Gu...

Large bowl cup by Mado Jolain, French ceramist active from 1946 to 1970, with remarkable work of textures, simple and strict shapes and thick and shiny enamels which give her artwork...

Ceramic Vase by Mado Jolain, France, 1960s

Mado Jolain. Coffee table circa 1950-1960 with wrought iron structure tray made of ceramic tiles.