Null Maurice DUFRENE (1876-1955) - LA MAITRISE & KERAMIS (ceramist)

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Maurice DUFRENE (1876-1955) - LA MAITRISE & KERAMIS (ceramist) Ceramic vase, c. 1922, with obusal body on annular heel. Decorated with garlands of foliage in ochre enamels on a green, blue and black background. Signed with the three names under the base and marked D. 702, label of Galeries Lafayette. Height 29 cm History: form referenced under the number 896. Bibliography:

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Maurice DUFRENE (1876-1955) - LA MAITRISE & KERAMIS (ceramist) Ceramic vase, c. 1922, with obusal body on annular heel. Decorated with garlands of foliage in ochre enamels on a green, blue and black background. Signed with the three names under the base and marked D. 702, label of Galeries Lafayette. Height 29 cm History: form referenced under the number 896. Bibliography:

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