Camille Tharaux (1878 - 1956) porcelain vase with fern decorations

Porcelain vase by Camille Tharaux (1878 - 1956) decorated with blue ferns on a nuanced white background. Circa 1930.

Camille Tharaud is a ceramist known for his porcelain works with decorations in frank and deep tones, soft to the touch, formed of melted colored enamel, made from granite pebbles from Limousin. He exhibited in the most important fairs of his time such as the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in 1925 or at the Universal Exhibition of 1937.

This vase is signed C. Tharaud and has a stamp from Limoges.

Dimensions:

Height: 14.4cm

Base diameter: 6.5 cm.