Marked Vallauris France Ceramic Lemon Basket Green & Yellow Mid-Century Modern

Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase, pottery in bronze, black and orange from Vallauris (small village on the French Riviera). Marked at the Front and at the Base. Radiant colors for a...

Stunning large French Country Pair of Ceramic Table Lamps from Vallauris (village on the French Riviera where Picasso, Matisse, Jean Marais were working). Takes one light bulb on the...

Stunning handmade French Country turquoise glazed ceramic table lamp from Vallauris (village on the French Riviera where Picasso, Matisse, Jean Marais were working). Will be rewired...

Mid-Century Modern French rectangular coffee table from the late 1950s. Solid polished Steel and original handcrafted & hand-painted c...

The bowl has earthy, black and white colours and is matt in appearance. Vegetal patterns are drawn on the inside of the bowl. The piece is signed "Tapis Vert - Vallauris - on the b...

Decorate a tabletop with this colorful, majolica basket composition. Crafted in France circa 1960, the centerpiece features a realistic assortment of fruits and vegetables in high re...

Vallauris Green Ceramic Ashtray, Dish France 1950. Small french glazed ceramic dish with abstract design, signed Vallauris to base. Beautiful green glazed ceramic ashtray with colorful abstract design manufactured by Vallauris. This ashtray was handcrafted in France in the 1950's. Hand painted in purple green and yellow glazed ceramic on a dark olive green background. Use it as an ashtray or catchall, useful as jewelry bowl or vide-poche. Signed Vallauris at the bottom. Overall dimensions: 6.5 in x 6 in x 1.75 in height. About Vallauris. Vallauris Golfe Juan is a tourist town of the French Riviera near Antibes known as the "city of 100 potters". Its name (Valauria in Provencal) means "the golden valley...

This beautifully undulating work of mid-century design is from Vallauris, France. Artistic ceramics began to emerge from Vallauris from the end of the 19th century and was elevated further by the arrival of Picasso from 1948. The form of this particular piece is stylised, with the closest glass counterpart being the Splash bowl...