Vase "Elusive Thread"

Lot: 2117

France, middle of 20thcentury, porcelain, marks Limoges Camille Tharaud.

The cobalt vase is made using gold knurling technique with double gilding.

Camille Tharaud was one of the most renowned porcelain masters in Limoges. His works adequately represented the craftsmanship of Limoges manufactories at the World Exhibitions in 1925 and 1937, as well as at the thematic exhibition in New York in 1939 (Exposition du groupement des porcelainiers de Limoges).

The vase displayed at the Watel Antik Gallery has Camille Tharaud's mark dated 1930-1950s.

Weight 900 g
Height 22 cm

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