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Limoges Porcelain Vase with Stylised Roses, in the Taste of Charles Catteau. Circa 1920
Limoges porcelain vase with an ovoid body on a yellow ground, hand-painted with stylised Secession-style roses and black scrolls. Gilt-rimmed neck. Circa 1920.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Period | 1920–1930 |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | France |
| Style | Art Déco |
| Height | 17 cm (6,69 in) |
| Diamètre | 8 cm (3,15 in) |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This Limoges porcelain vase has a slender ovoid body on a bright yellow ground. The hand-painted decoration combines stylised roses in mauve and celadon tones — in the spirit of the 'Glasgow rose' and the Viennese and Munich Secessions — with fine black scrolls and foliage. The neck is underlined by a gilt band.
A refined object, characteristic of late Art Nouveau / Art Deco decorative porcelain of the 1920s.
Marked on the reverse. Good condition.
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