Olympic Games/ winter, 1968/ Grenoble/ Coq. Two pieces: a) Le géantiste...In this porcelain signed (Vua), "anneaux bleus 1968", we find a hint of the atmosphere of these Xth Winter Games with a human face, with this skier wearing a cap and glasses. A very dynamic piece, with the search for angle and speed accentuated by the sticks (often absent with this subject). By Royal Dux 161. 28 x 21 x 8 cm. Rare in this condition; b) coq de l'équipe de France, aux anneaux, Grenoble 1968 (hook on back).

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