Vallauris Ceramic Dolphins Fountain France 1950s

1950s ceramic table lamp by the French Artist Le Vaucour for Vallauris... Black and white glaze base with its own original lampshade.  

Rare and unusual 1950s wall mirror or photo holder by the Studio Pottery Accolay France region of la Puisaye Representing a man lying on a bed ... Si...

Vase Accolay with anthropomorphic dancers, 1950s Reminds the dancers of Henri Matisse.

Standing floor lamp with a tripod base and three colored shades Rewired with an electrical insulated cable and footswitch.

This brass floor lamp from the 1950s was manufactured and produced by Maison Arlus France. The body of the lamp is composed of a brass column, with six tubular brass rods fixed on a...

The design of this 1950s floor lamp manufactured by Maison Lunel is inspired by the Argand oil lamp invented in the 18th century by Aimé Argand and later popularized in France by a p...

Large 1950s Vallauris enlightening fountain in two parts. Water comes out the mouths of the two dolphins in a closed circuit. Signed Vallauris on a stamp.

This beautiful gold and black fountain was French made in the 19th century. The spigots are both made in the shapes of a swan's head. Various designs ar...

These French Bronze Dolphin Fountains are stunning sculptures from the 1990s. Made in France, each sculpture features an open-mouthed spout for water exiting to make an elegant fount...

A French cast composite stone dolphin garden fountain with white painted patina, circa 1900-1920. Overall dimensions: 30"W x 13"D x 16"H. Base: 21.5"...

A charming French wall fountain comprised of three pieces of reconstituted, or cast stone, has decorative motifs of a putto and a pair of dolphins. A pedestal formed by two intertwin...

Dating to circa 1900, this French dolphin fountain consists of two pieces of cast iron that have developed a wonderful oxidized and verdigris patina. The vertical dolphin has a rising tail that intertwines around a bouquet of typha (commonly referred to as cattail or bulrush). Designed to be affixed to a wall, the downward-facing dolphin has an open mouth, allowing water to fill the scalloped shell basin below. The basin has a height of five and a quarter inches, with an existing drainage hole. Both items are highly detailed, from scales of the dolphin to the striations of the shell. The iron has developed a greenish-brown patina with traces of orange oxidation, resulting in exposure to the elements. Our two-piece cast iron dolphin...