French Art Nouveau Pottery Blue Green Crystalline Glaze Pot Vase Pierrefonds

French Art Nouveau pottery blue green vase Denbac ceramic potmic pot     An attractive small French art pottery vase of flaring-neck shape supporte...

An exquisite rare miniature stoneware vase of bulbous form, with tiny twin handles and a long neck, covered with a flowing strong blue glaze, crystalline in places, on a yellow ground. By the ‘Pierrefonds’ French ceramic studio in Oise, Picardie, north of Paris. It was a pottery established in 1903 by Olivier de Sorra, Count Hallez D’Arros, at Pierrefonds, a village at the foot of the famous majestic Ducs d’Orléans castle. Marked with the customary Pierrefonds company cachet - an impressed heraldic devise consisting of a medieval helmet...

An example of French Art Nouveau pottery Stamped Joseph Talbot of Cher In the form of a tulip vase, with a typical flowing streaky glaze graded form blue to brown Please note f...

French Art Nouveau ceramic vase of shouldered ovoid form baring a row of raised nodules - French ‘points’ (nipples). Clearly by Influenced Auguste Delaherche’s use of similar motif...

Charles Greber, Beauvais, France. Ceramic vase with glaze in blue and green tones. Mid-20th century. Perfect condition. Marked. Dimensions: H 21.0 cm x W 15.0 cm.

Awaji Pottery "muscle" vase in Art Deco form with outstreched handles and frothy blue green flambe glaze, circa 1930. Impressed marks. Measure: 6" high, 7 1/2" across handles, 6" dee...

Antique French pottery vase in Art Deco form with shoulder banded in relief and thick turquoise crackle glaze, circa 1920. From the pottery of the famous French ceramicist Edmond Lac...

Add a splash of bold color and sculptural elegance to your space with this mid-century studio pottery vase, featuring a mesmerizing green drip glaze with shades of turquoise, teal, a...