Turquoise ceramic table lamp by Accolay, France c.1955

Contemporary white enamel ceramic mirror by Frederic Bourdiec. Size: 32 cm x 32 cm x 5 cm (depth) Signature: Initialed ‘F B’ bottom left Made in Marseille, France About: Architect and ceramicist Frédéric Bourdiec believes that an object must be understood. His pieces speak of the geometry of the city, the aridity of the HBM (French low coast habitations) where he grew up or of the brutalist and functionalist architecture of the 50s/70s. He thinks that mathematically and structurally everything should be possible, so he tests the constraints of the material, the oven, the cooking and the deformations. He questions finesses, staves, assembly modes and textures. He finds a strong resonance in the work of the ceramics of architecture by Pierre and Vera Szekely...

Rare and unique charcoal drawing. The Artist is currently unknown. It formed part of the collection of the late Francois Catroux and his wife Betty Ca...

Accolay ceramic lamp signed YK, circa 1950.

Stunning handmade French Country turquoise glazed ceramic table lamp from Vallauris (village on the French Riviera where Picasso, Matisse, Jean Marais were working). Will be rewired...