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Théodore-Joseph DECK (1823–1891) Quadrangular earthenware vase, baluster-shaped with a flared neck of square cross-section, decorated with two “shou” characters symbolizing longevity and prunus branches on the handles. Aubergine and turquoise flamed glazes. Gilded metal frame with a tree-like design and four tree-like feet (Gilded metal frame added later, drilled at the bottom and bolted in place; minor chips restored; the head of a bat is missing, and the base is glued). Unsigned H: 55 cm A vase of the same model, acquired from the artist in 1878 and exhibited that same year at the Paris World’s Fair, is housed at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris (inv. A24).
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