Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory

Shapely Shoulder C0311

Inventory Number
C0311
Size
7 1/4" H x 3 1/4" W
Material
Porcelain
Period
Art Nouveau
Country of Origin
France
Year Made
1903
Status
Available
Condition
Minor Conservation

Description

This porcelain vase is beautifully restrained in its form and in the application of yellow and clear glazes and stylized floral ornamentation. The form was designed by Alexander Sandier, artistic director of Sèvres from the 1890s to 1908. Under his direction the company developed a line of shapes named after French cities. This example is similar to the Vase Dijon, which was exhibited at the Exposition Universeele 1900. It is identical in form and similar in decoration to two vases exhibited at La Societe des Artsites Francaise in 1905. Marks: stamped manufacturer's marks, 1903.

 
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