JUEVES, 9 DE OCTUBRE DE 2025

The Pascal Marziano Collection: 130 Masterpieces of 20th-Century French Ceramics

B orn from Pascal Marziano’s passion for French ceramics of the second half of the 20th century, this unique collection brings together 130 works, offering a remarkable overview of the art form.For nearly fifteen years, he tirelessly explored salons, galleries, auction rooms, and fairs across Europe, seeking pieces that resonated with his taste for abstraction. Marziano collaborated with specialists such as Thomas Fritsch, Alain Lebreton, Karim Mehanna, and Alexis Mostini.

GEORGES JOUVE (1910–1964)
Pomme, large format
Also known as Boule or Bottle with Narrow Neck, model designed circa 1957
Globular vase with off-centre soliflore neck
Orange-glazed ceramic; interior glazed black
Signed JOUVE and with the A.P. monogram
Est. €12,000 – 15,000

Among the highlights of the collection are Georges Jouve’s Pomme, an orange-glazed ceramic piece (est. €12,000–15,000). Jacques and Dani Ruelland contribute eight works, including a seven-bottle organ (est. €8,000–12,000) and a convex-edged pyramid (est. €2,000–3,000). Pol Chambost is represented by his lamp base 1039, commonly known as Cactus, a black-glazed ceramic estimated at €10,000–15,000.

Marziano placed no limits on materials, from faience and brick clay to porcelain and stoneware. The collection includes Yves Mohi’s vase-sculpture Lentille, marking a first step into the domain of stoneware pioneers (est. €10,000–15,000). He also focused on zoomorphic and anthropomorphic forms, such as François Raty’s two Owl vases and Jean Derval’s Cubist Fish (est. €10,000–15,000).

live 9 de octubre | 02:00 p. m.

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