Mid-Century Modern Vase by Thérèse Bataille for Dour Belgium

Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Vase by Perignem, Belgium

Mid-Century Modern Vase

Ercole Barovier "Porpora" vase for Barovier & Toso, circa 1954.

Efeso Vase, designed in 1964, Ercole Barovier Ercole Barovier was born on Murano, an island near Venice, in 1889. He began working in his family's glass workshop at the age of 20 an...

Biomorphic vase with scarified patterns of 2 female silhouettes on shiny milky white enamel. Accolay designates both the place (South Burgundy) and the name of a community of ceram...

Mid-century ceramic vase (circa 1960s) by Michel Barbier. An elegant cylindrical vase with a stylised French rooster and plant life motif over a creamy-white, elegant lustrous glaze ...

An elegant cylindrical ceramic vase dating to the 1960s by Michel Barbier. The form is refined, with a narrow lip and a glossy, lustrous enamel glaze that envelops both body and rim....

French vintage ceramic vase by Atelier du Grand Chêne (circa 1950s). Painted with the image of a woman whose body conforms to the contour of the piece on one side and, on the other, a tulip whose long stem mimics that of the woman's neck. The ceramic is small in stature but large in charm and, at the same time, possesses a low-key sophistication reflecting the talents of the ceramicists who were initially trained as painters in Paris. The piece is in very good overall condition notwithstanding an almost invisible chip where the body meets the base. Maker's mark on the underside. Please enjoy the many photos accompanying the listing. Upon request a video will be provided. About the Artist: L'Atelier du Grand Chêne was founded in Vallauris, France in 1948 by Odette Roche-Gourju (1904-1954) and Ljuba Naumovitch (1898-1955). These two painters, trained notably at the Paris Ecole des Arts Décoratifs, turned out to be excellent potters after the war. They set up their pottery near a large oak tree - hence the name 'Le Grand Chêne...