Gustave Asch - Vase - Earthenware - Blue porcelain vase.

This exceptional large French Art Deco vase is attributed to Gustave Asch for the famous Sainte Radegonde faience workshop, circa 1920.

This vase is covered with a very bright cobalt blue glaze and decorated with delicate gold motifs of maple leaves and seed pods, which elegantly unfold around the body of the vase. Made in fine earthenware, this piece embodies the refined aesthetics of French decorative arts from the early 20th century. The contrast between the deep blue background and the intricate gold decoration captures the natural elegance of the Art Deco period. The elongated silhouette and subtle curves give it a timeless presence, perfect as a statement piece in both classical and contemporary interiors. The base is signed "France" and retains the original label "Objets d'Art Maure". Gustave Asch was a prominent figure in French ceramic design, and his collaboration with Sainte Radegonde is highly appreciated by collectors.