Sauce Decorative Objects

A mottled brown glazed, porcelain Art Deco vase of bottle-like form with scrolling frieze in mauve and ochre by Camille Tharaud (1878-1956). French, c. 1920s.

A tactile dish or vide-poche in carved walnut timber by Odile Noll (1921-2014), signed. French, c. 1950s.

A large and characterfully misshapen 19th century clay pot, likely having collapsed in the kiln during the firing process - resulting in an incredible part-sunken form. A rare surv...

A mid-20th century carved timber sculpture of fluid, abstract form. Sadly unsigned but beautifully sculpted. French, c. 1950s.

A substantial late 19th century terracotta wine/oil jar from Tuscany. Heavily patinated with characterful losses throughout but retaining a stylised Medusa mask and further grotesque...

A late 18th/early 19th century terracotta vessel with contrasting decorative banding and characterful staple iron repairs. Originating f...

A large mid 20th century iridescent deep teal glazed terracotta vase of bottle-like form. French, c. 1960s.

A rare-surviving 17th century terracotta citrus planter with distressed deep green glaze. Beautifully patinated with characterful iron staple r...

A terracotta sculpture depicting a sitting female nude, attributed to Gabriel Eugène Coquelin (1907-1996). French, c. 1930s.

A pair of large forged iron spiral candlesticks inspired by the design of traditional ‘rat de cave’ candle holders. French, c. 1950s.

A heavily patinated hand-thrown terracotta vessel, with twin handles and multiple characterful iron staple repairs. From the province of Seville in Andalusia. Spanish, c. 1870.

A monumental early 19th century mortar, primitively carved from a single piece of, now beautifully patinated, chestnut timber. French, c. 1800.

A 19th century oversized earthenware wine pitcher from Catalonia with mottled olive green/ochre part glaze. The exaggerated scale suggesting that it was likely used in a restaurant, ...

A hand forged zoomorphic iron candlestick stylised as a cockerel on a three point base. In the manner of work by Jean Touret and Les Artisans de Marolles. French, c. 1950s.

A 19th century orchestral double base case constructed from pine timber, with iron hardware and its original floral lining to the interior. A spectacular and historic piece of sculpt...

A large, beautifully patinated late 19th century water pitcher or vessel, of dovetailed copper construction with forged iron handle. Indistinctly engraved ??? to the neck, meaning ‘u...