Null René BUTHAUD (1896-1986) alias Jean DORIS
Anthropomorphic "Nubian" candlest…

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René BUTHAUD (1896-1986) alias Jean DORIS Anthropomorphic "Nubian" candlestick in ceramic (red earthenware) with polychrome tin glazes. Signed J. DORIS on the base and on the reverse. H : 37 cm Note: Works by René Buthaud signed with his pseudonym "Doris" were destined for the American market.

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René BUTHAUD (1896-1986) alias Jean DORIS Anthropomorphic "Nubian" candlestick in ceramic (red earthenware) with polychrome tin glazes. Signed J. DORIS on the base and on the reverse. H : 37 cm Note: Works by René Buthaud signed with his pseudonym "Doris" were destined for the American market.

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