Very good overall condition. Slight wear and tear visible around the base, without chips or cracks.
Art Deco tripod bowl in iridescent ceramic – Attributed to André Fau & Marcel Guillard, Boulogne-sur-Seine factory, – Circa 1930
A delightful tripod bowl in glazed ceramic, made around 1930 and attributed to André Fau & Marcel Guillard , with the Boulogne-sur-Seine factory, major figures of the French ceramic revival in the 1930s, known for their modern and refined decorative compositions.
The bowl features a stylized floral design in a circle against a deep emerald green background. Gold and silver metallic oxides create sumptuous iridescent reflections, enhanced by a deliberately highlighted crackled glaze. It rests on three spherical feet of decorated ceramic.
Period: Circa 1930
Style: Art Deco
Attribution: André Fau & Marcel Guillard, Boulogne-sur-Seine Manufactory (France)
Material: Crackle glazed ceramic, metallic oxides, gold and silver
Dimensions:
Diameter: 14.5 cm (5.7")
Height: 4.2 cm (1.65")
Weight: 195 g
Condition: Very good overall condition. Some minor wear on the feet and edges, without chips or cracks. The enamel is well preserved with a beautiful iridescent sheen.
Fast and careful international delivery.
Domestic shipping within France is free.
We offer a selection of antiques, furniture, vintage and 20th-century decorative objects, as well as jewelry, curiosities, and watches, blending antique and modern pieces. Follow our eBay store to stay up-to-date on our new arrivals! Contact us for any further inquiries.
Country of origin: France
Weight: 195 g
Period: 1930s
Unit of measurement: m
Height: 4.2 cm (1.65")
Material: Glazed ceramic, metallic oxides (gold and silver)
Length: 14.5 cm (5.7")
Width: 14.5 cm (5.7")
Color: Emerald green, gold, silver
Brand: André Fau & Marcel Guillard, Boulogne-sur-Seine Manufacture
Type: Decorative bowl
Unit quantity: 1
Subtype: Bowl, Dish, Ceramic artwork
Style: Art Deco
