Jacques Innocenti (1926-1961) Serving set Including: Six large plates Three soup plates Two small plates Two bowls A cup and two saucers Bougeoir Moutardier Large bowl with handles Cassolette Coupelle Bol Glazed ceramic Large plates, soup plates, small plates and bowl signed 'Innocent, Vallauris' under the base Monogrammed cup and cassolette 'J. I.' under the base Bowl and mustard pot signed 'J. I. Vallauris sous la base' Unsigned saucer, tureen and candlestick Models created circa 1950 In order: Ø 25 cm H 4 x Ø 20 cm Ø 18.5 cm H 6 x Ø 11 cm (cup) x Ø 15.5 cm (saucers) H 15 x Ø 11 cm H 12.5 x W 14 x D 12 cm H 10 x W 25 x 21 cm H 7 x W 14 x D 12 cm H 4 x Ø 12 cm H 5 x W 13.5 x D 10 cm _x001d_ Provenance: private collection, France

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