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Inventory Number HOG038
Size 11.5" H x 9.5" W
Material Stoneware
Period Art Nouveau
Country of Origin France
Year Made c1900
Status SOLD
Condition Excellent
This rare and important hand-built and carved stoneware vase designed by Georges Hoentschel was executed by Emile Grittel. The organic body bears an abstract foliate design with stem-like protrusions around the lip and a squat circular foot. Glazed in deep green, slate gray, and aubergine-brown, with brilliant gold highlights, this vase represents a collaborative effort by two preeminent followers of sculptor/ceramist Jean Carries. It is a superb example of organically sculpted ceramics from the Carries School (L'Ecole de Carries). Made in Montriveau, Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye, Nievre prefecture, France. Marks: impressed Hoentschel's mark