Ceramics

Léon pointu, art deco snakeskin vase

Léon Pointu

Snakeskin cover ovoid vase

This stoneware vase, featuring a red and greenish-grey glaze, was created by Eugène Lion, ceramist of the Carriès school. The Wabi-Sabi aesthetic and Japonism emanate from this piece made in Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye.

Eugène Lion

Stoneware vase with red and greenish-grey glaze

Designed by Eugène Lion, a ceramist of the Carriès school, this red-glazed stoneware vase reveals Japonism and Wabi-Sabi, produced in Puisaye.

Eugène Lion

Wabi Sabi stoneware vase with red glaze – Eugène Lion

Art Deco Vase by Emile Decoeur, high-fire ceramic, circa 1930. This piece showcases typical characteristics of Emile Decoeur's work: fine grooves at the base, a balanced glaze in soft hues of pearly ochre, pinkish tones, and mottled green-brown

Emile Decoeur

Emile Decoeur – Stoneware vase

frédéric Kiefer - vase ovoide en gres à glaçure sang de boeuf

Frederic Kiefer

Stoneware vase flamed oxblood – Frédéric Kiefer

VAse à poussière de thé cha-ire japonais art déco

Léon Pointu

Blue and gold enamelled cha-ire vase – Léon Pointu