Edgard Aubry - Vase - Stoneware - 35 cm
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Art Deco salt-glazed stoneware vase from Bouffioulx, Belgium, signed by ceramist Edgard Aubry, circa 1925, height 35 cm, base width 20 cm.
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Beautiful Art Deco-era vase in salt-glazed stoneware, Bouffioulx stoneware, signed on the base by the famous Belgian ceramist Edgard Aubry (1880 - 1943).
Circa 1925.
Dimensions :
Height: 35 cm
The vase is in very good condition and will be shipped in appropriate packaging.
"Edgard Aubry, born in Châtelet (Belgium) in 1880 and died in Bouffioulx on July 1, 1943, is a Belgian ceramist.
Edgard is the son of Joseph Aubry and Félicie Henriette Bertrand. He married in Bouffioulx on February 27, 1904. He began his training in his father’s pottery. In 1903, he became a thrower at Gilles pottery in Châtelet (Belgium).
When the Brussels artist Willem Delsaux (Dutch) moved to Bouffioulx in 1907, they began together to create vases with an impressionist decoration. He also threw vases for other artists such as Pierre Paulus.
In 1908, he set up his own workshop and created salt-glazed stoneware fired at high temperature, sometimes decorated with motifs, reliefs and engravings. Between 1916 and 1937, he participated in several national and international exhibitions. He is notably found at the Pavilion of Honor at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative Arts and Industries in 1925 but also in Glasgow in 1928."
Beautiful Art Deco-era vase in salt-glazed stoneware, Bouffioulx stoneware, signed on the base by the famous Belgian ceramist Edgard Aubry (1880 - 1943).
Circa 1925.
Dimensions :
Height: 35 cm
The vase is in very good condition and will be shipped in appropriate packaging.
"Edgard Aubry, born in Châtelet (Belgium) in 1880 and died in Bouffioulx on July 1, 1943, is a Belgian ceramist.
Edgard is the son of Joseph Aubry and Félicie Henriette Bertrand. He married in Bouffioulx on February 27, 1904. He began his training in his father’s pottery. In 1903, he became a thrower at Gilles pottery in Châtelet (Belgium).
When the Brussels artist Willem Delsaux (Dutch) moved to Bouffioulx in 1907, they began together to create vases with an impressionist decoration. He also threw vases for other artists such as Pierre Paulus.
In 1908, he set up his own workshop and created salt-glazed stoneware fired at high temperature, sometimes decorated with motifs, reliefs and engravings. Between 1916 and 1937, he participated in several national and international exhibitions. He is notably found at the Pavilion of Honor at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative Arts and Industries in 1925 but also in Glasgow in 1928."
Details
Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Bouffioulx
Title additional information
35 cm
Country of Origin
Belgium
Designer/Artist/Maker
Edgard Aubry
Material
Stoneware
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
35 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated Period
1920-1930
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