Jean de la Fontinelle Ceramic / Fish Faience Cracked Art Deco Style, 1930

Jean de la Fontinelle (French, 1900-1974) A beautifully modelled Art Deco silvered bronze sculpture in the form of an elephant, with trunk aloft and legs resting on a heptagonal plinth as if performing in the circus. The bronze is mounted on a rectangular green marble base, and the silvered plinth is signed L FONTINELLE. de la Fontinelle exhibited at the Exposition des Artistes Animaliers in Paris in 1929, and was a contemporary of Paul Jouve, André Margat...

French Art Deco crackle glaze ceramic fox by Jean de la Fontinelle, France, ca.1925. Rare piece by Jean de la Fontinelle. Was sold in Les Magasins du Louvre in Paris. Measures: Width...

A stylish French Art Deco pottery inkstand with a seated child in a pierrot clown dress by Jean de la Fontinelle (1900-1974) and dating from ar...

A Louis Fontinelle ceramic Art Deco Pekingese dog figure, in cream colored crackle glazed earthenware, depicting a Pekingese dog sitting on its hind legs,...

Cream glazed ceramic elephants by Louis Fontinelle (1886-1964). Signed: L. Fontinelle France, 1930s. Dimensions: Width 51 cm Height 30 cm Depth 8 cm.  

Art Deco bronze sculpture of a fish signed by De Roche. Bronze with silver patina on a Belgian Black marble base. France 1930.