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LUNEVILLE Earthenware vase with handles, decorated with hazelnut. Height: 31 cm (wear to glaze)

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LUNEVILLE Earthenware vase with handles, decorated with hazelnut. Height: 31 cm (wear to glaze)

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Estim. 600 - 1 000 EUR

Manufacture KELLER et GUERIN - LUNEVILLE Set comprising a ball vase and a pair of baluster vases in enameled earthenware with polychrome decoration enhanced with gold of storks in flight in a lakeside landscape, gilded metal mounts, the base decorated with birds with outstretched wings, the handles decorated with griffins (ball vase) and chimeras holding draped pendants (baluster vases). Handwritten mark "K.G. Luneville" under the base, recessed mark "Lunéville", numbered 569 for the baluster vases and 28 for the ball vase. Late 19th century Dimensions ball vase: 33 cm x 26 cm Height of baluster vases: 38.5 cm (two vases need to be refastened, ball vase base missing) The decoration of storks in flight in a lakeside landscape, punctuated by tree trunks, recalls Japanese iconography and its taste for animal figurations. Annabelle Héry's book, "La Faïencerie de Lunéville. 1786-1923. Les Keller & Guérin" (Editions Messene, 1999) publishes on page 110 a cache-pot with a very similar decoration

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

MÜLLER FRERES LUNEVILLE attributed to. 20th century. Large glass amphora vase with two hot-applied handles at the neck, green and brown speckled marbled decoration H. 50.5 cm. Scratches.

Estim. 50 - 80 EUR

Louis Majorelle (1886-1962) for Keller & Guérin in Lunéville, parma-glazed and lustrous earthenware "baluster" vase with handle, decorated au naturel with ferns, marked underneath "KG Lunéville Majorelle" (base damaged, glued back / 30x11 cm)

Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

Lot including : - Luneville, small earthenware jardinière with plant decoration on burgundy background - Glass vase decorated with flowers and fleurs de lys on a fern background - Small pâte de verre vase with metal frame

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