French Art Nouveau Pottery Blue Green Crystalline Glaze Pot Vase Pierrefonds

An exquisite rare miniature stoneware vase of bulbous form, with tiny twin handles and a long neck, covered with a flowing strong blue glaze, crystalline in places, on a yellow ground. By the ‘Pierrefonds’ French ceramic studio in Oise, Picardie, north of Paris. It was a pottery established in 1903 by Olivier de Sorra, Count Hallez D’Arros, at Pierrefonds, a village at the foot of the famous majestic Ducs d’Orléans castle. Marked with the customary Pierrefonds company cachet - an impressed heraldic devise consisting of a medieval helmet...

An example of French Art Nouveau pottery Stamped Joseph Talbot of Cher In the form of a tulip vase, with a typical flowing streaky glaze graded form blue to brown Please note f...

French Art Nouveau ceramic vase of shouldered ovoid form baring a row of raised nodules - French ‘points’ (nipples). Clearly by Influenced Auguste Delaherche’s use of similar motif...

Large French Art Nouveau Pottery Gilbert Metenier blue ochre yellow green A rare, large and very impressive piece of organic marrow-like form, typical of Gilbert Metenier’s best p...

A stunning French Art Nouveau pottery twin handled art pottery vase decorated with blue crystalline glazes and dating from around 1910. The stoneware vase stands raised on a ground f...

Awaji Pottery "muscle" vase in Art Deco form with outstreched handles and frothy blue green flambe glaze, circa 1930. Impressed marks. Measure: 6" high, 7 1/2" across handles, 6" dee...

Add a splash of bold color and sculptural elegance to your space with this mid-century studio pottery vase, featuring a mesmerizing green drip glaze with shades of turquoise, teal, a...

Rare, sculptural vase was made of pure, high-fire porcelain and glazed both on the inside and the outside. Blue and pink highly detailed crystals on crackled blue background were gr...