Pair of French Ceramic Horses Attributed to Colette Gueden for Atelier Primavera

Here's a pair of fanciful metal roosters by Curtis Jere--let's just say these are some funky chickens. They're made of cut metal and appear to be plated in copper then treated to giv...

Here is a charming terracotta cat figure by Alfaraz Studio / Workshop of Madrid, Spain. From the 1960s, this striking fellow is handprinted in rich, golden yellow with contrasting bl...

Here is a pair of wonderful pink elephant bookends. Although not marked, we are quite certain they are French and from the 1930s. The dark pink glaze has a crackle effect and there ...

You'll never find a richer, more gorgeous blue than the glaze on this beautiful vase or jardiniere. From the 1930s, this piece is no doubt French--the real mystery is if it's by Long...

Very rare Colette Gueden plant stand. France 1940s for Primavera. Made of steel and has recently been powder coated while keeping its metal unrestored. This beautiful sculpture is re...

small ceramic circa 1950, in the style of Colette Gueden or Boleslaw Danikowski

La vase Primavera, créée par Colette Guéden, est une œuvre emblématique de la céramique Art déco, se distinguant par son bleu français vibrant. Son design raffiné et ses lignes élég...

Mid-20th century french unglazed hand-painted ceramic figurine of a poodle/dog by Atelier Primavera au Printemps By: Atelier Primavera au Printemps Material: ceramic, paint Technique: pressed, molded, hand-painted, painted, unglazed Dimensions: 5 in x 7 in x 6.5 in Date: mid-20th century Style: Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, Pop Art Place of origin: France This mid-20th century french ceramic poodle figurine depicts a cheerful canine with a collar seated on its hind legs. Molded from unglazed white ceramic, attention was paid to capturing the texture of the dog's fur, expressed through sculpting and hand-painted black detailing. The figurine exemplifies mid-century french ceramic animal sculptures...