Charles CATTEAU (1880 - 1956) & BOCH FRERES KERAMIS circa 1924-1925
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Charles CATTEAU (1880 - 1956) & BOCH FRERES KERAMIS

circa 1924-1925 Earthenware vase with crackled enamel decoration of fallow deer and doe Signed, numbered, and marked under the base "Made in Belgium", "D.943.", with the Manufacture's blue enamel stamp and "17 S" debossed. Height: 31 cm An earthenware vase by Charles Carreau & Keramis from around 1924-1925, with an enamelled decor of bucks and does. Stamped, numbered and marked "Made in Belgium", "D.943.", "17 S" under the base. H : 12,20 inch Bibliography : Marc Pairon, "Charles Catteau", Charles Catteau Foundation, 2006, similar design reproduced on page 274.

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Charles CATTEAU (1880 - 1956) & BOCH FRERES KERAMIS

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