THARAUD Vase, Limoges
 
A spherical vase with a circular neck, made of high-fired porcelain, featuring green and brown geometric decorations on a brown background; JASMIN model, circa 1930.
The base bears the marks “Limoges France” and “THARAUD,” as well as an “LR” signature.
 Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) was a French ceramist and director of a factory in Limoges, world-renowned for his colored-body vases. He exhibited at the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative Arts and the 1937 World’s Fair.
Many of his works can be found in French national museums.
 
Dimensions: Height 21 cm, Base circumference 7 cm, Widest circumference approximately 17 cm.
 
Ref: 143.
 Price: 150 Euros.