Charlotte CHAUCHET-GUILLERE (1878 - 1964) pour PRIMAVERA Circa 1918-1920 Stoneware narrow-necked baluster vase with celadon-green and black crackle-glazed glaze, decorated with friezes of scrolls in light relief. Height: 37 cm A stoneware vase made by Charlotte Chauchet-Guillère for Primavera around 1918-1920, with a celadon green and black enamelled cover with a décor of a coilings frieze. H : 14,57 inch Bibliography : Alain-René Hardy, "Primavera 1912-1972, Atelier d'Art du Printemps", Editions Faton, Dijon, 2014, model with different cover reproduced on page 338, illustration 512.

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