Null Jean (1913-1992) and Jacqueline Lerat (1920-2009)
Suite of four vases
Glaze…

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Jean (1913-1992) and Jacqueline Lerat (1920-2009) Suite of four vases Glazed stoneware Signed on the reverse 'J Lerat', located 'La Borne' and dated between 1947 and 1983 H 21.5 x D 15 cm H 19 x D 16.5 cm H 16 x D 10.5 cm H 24 x D 13.5 cm

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Jean (1913-1992) and Jacqueline Lerat (1920-2009) Suite of four vases Glazed stoneware Signed on the reverse 'J Lerat', located 'La Borne' and dated between 1947 and 1983 H 21.5 x D 15 cm H 19 x D 16.5 cm H 16 x D 10.5 cm H 24 x D 13.5 cm

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