Enamel Ceramics

This modern Brazilian ceramic vase dates from about 1950. Made from glazed ceramic in shades of green, black and white, it measures 18.5 cm high, 15 cm wide and 12 cm deep. The use ...

Modern Brazilian Ceramics Ceramic Vase, c. 1950 This elegant Brazilian ceramic vase, dating from circa 1950, is a refined example of mid-century modern craftsmanship. Made from enam...

This modern Brazilian ceramic represents an elegant vase, created around the 1960s. Made of enamelled ceramics, this artistic object embodies the contemporary aesthetics of the time....

Large Pair Modern Spanish Orientalist Arabic Ceramic Painted Chargers Cearco Spanish, c. 1975 Height 5.5cm, diameter 61cm This decorative pair of large ceramic chargers was produce...

Art Nouveau vase Madeleine Lyee and marcel Guillard perfect condition golden color with grape motif signed on its based ceramic and enamel. Art nouveau, modernist art or modernism wa...

This rare and refined set of knives rests in Limoges enamel, signed by the artist Marylou, is a true treasure from the 1950s-60s. Comprising 12 knife rests...

Abstract sculpture in polychrome enameled earthenware, La Borne, signature to be identified, France circa 1970’s

Catchall in green and black enameled ceramic, Vallauris, France circa 1950’s.

Large Leaf French Ceramic Plate by Valentine Schlegel, 2001 French ceramics, oblongue leaf shape, decoration with iridescent enamels in black, ash and blue shades of colour. Signed 'V.SCHLEGEL' on the back and dated 2001. Valentine Schlegel was a French sculptor and ceramist born on 23 November 1925 in Sète and died on 16 May 2021 in Paris. She is best known for her series of vases created during the 1950s and for the plaster fireplaces she sculpted to order for private homes. In 1945, she moved to Paris and discovered ceramics and sculpture with Frédérique Bourguet, a friend from the Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, with whom she shared a studio on rue Vavin until 1951. They worked together on the modelling of utilitarian ceramic objects. Their pieces are inspired by ancient Mediterranean ceramics...

A small light blue cloisonne enamel vase with an egret, the white bird standing in water in front of a lotus plant with blue and purple flowers, the rim stamped ‘Cloisonne Japan...

Meiji period ceramics belong to the historical era of Japan that spanned from October 23, 1868, to July 30, 1912. This stage marked the end of feudalism and international isolation, ...

This large and imposing Fielding’s Crown Devon vase and cover is a highly decorative piece from their top quality premium range which was made to retail in exclusive high end stores ...

Guido Andlovitz Lavenia, elegant vase in glazed ceramic, 1930s. He was born in Trieste to Edoardo, a chemist in Grado, and Carmela Pasqualis. During the First World War his family ...

A Showa period rich cream ground musen cloisonne enamel vase with Mount Fuji by Ando, the snowy mountain rising above stands of fir trees, with impress...

Arthur Luiz Piza was born in Sao Paulo (Brazil) on January 13, 1928. At a very young age, he began learning art and painting under the direction of Antonio Gomide. He moved to Paris...

Large vase-sculpture in blue glazed earthenware by Angelo Ungania (1905-1996). Unique piece. Signed. Angelo Ungania studied at the Royal School of Ceramics of his city. In the ea...