Camille Fauré - Vase - Raised enamels on silver foil and copper base - Art Deco - Signed

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€450
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€370
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€350

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A signed Camille Fauré Art Deco copper vase with raised enamels on silver foil, dating from 1930–1940.

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Description from the seller

Exceptional pear-shaped copper dinanderie vase with raised enamels over silver foil.
Signed by the renowned enameller Camille Fauré (1874–1956) in Limoges, France.

Signature C.FAURE.Limoges at the bottom of the decoration (see last photo).

All-around floral decoration (gentians, daisies, poppies...) and leaves in impressively vivid colors, forming a true explosion of flowers.
The color palette offers a wide range of shades, and the enameling is thick; a true gem.

The base bears a label from the L. Baylot jewelry store in Bourganeuf, where it was purchased (not far from his workshop in Limoges).
Given the considerable value of these objects, it was very common at the time to see them sold in prestigious shops; the same was true of pieces by Gallé, Daum, Lalique...
It is important to preserve these labels, as they help trace the object's history and add value to the piece.

Entirely handmade in the late Art Deco period (1930–1940).

The technique of coating a copper piece with a layer of pure silver, then adding enamels and finally firing it (one firing per color) was perfectly mastered by the Camille Fauré workshop. This is what made this great name so renowned and its works so highly valued on the art market.

Excellent condition: no cracks, hairline cracks, missing enamel or chips, and no restorations.
A few tiny areas of oxidation can be seen on the neck and base; this is typical of this type of piece due to the silver layer covering the copper.
The rims around the neck and base are present and undamaged.

Approximate dimensions (in centimeters):

Height 15 cm
Neck diameter 3 cm
Base diameter 8.5 cm
Body width (at its widest point) 11.5 cm
Weight 320 grams

Shipping:

Carefully and securely shipped from France within 72 hours (Colissimo), by registered mail with signature confirmation, insurance for the sale price, and tracking; delivery takes 2–8 days depending on the destination country.

Please note: no sales outside the EU (except Switzerland).

The shipping price takes into account the parcel's volume and weight, the insured value, the fragility of the item, the use of professional packing cardboard, and the necessary internal protective materials (bubble wrap, packing peanuts...).
Please be sure to check the condition of the parcel's contents in the presence of the delivery person. Otherwise, if the contents are broken, the insurance may not cover the damage.

Buyers are responsible for paying any applicable customs duties and taxes.

Exceptional pear-shaped copper dinanderie vase with raised enamels over silver foil.
Signed by the renowned enameller Camille Fauré (1874–1956) in Limoges, France.

Signature C.FAURE.Limoges at the bottom of the decoration (see last photo).

All-around floral decoration (gentians, daisies, poppies...) and leaves in impressively vivid colors, forming a true explosion of flowers.
The color palette offers a wide range of shades, and the enameling is thick; a true gem.

The base bears a label from the L. Baylot jewelry store in Bourganeuf, where it was purchased (not far from his workshop in Limoges).
Given the considerable value of these objects, it was very common at the time to see them sold in prestigious shops; the same was true of pieces by Gallé, Daum, Lalique...
It is important to preserve these labels, as they help trace the object's history and add value to the piece.

Entirely handmade in the late Art Deco period (1930–1940).

The technique of coating a copper piece with a layer of pure silver, then adding enamels and finally firing it (one firing per color) was perfectly mastered by the Camille Fauré workshop. This is what made this great name so renowned and its works so highly valued on the art market.

Excellent condition: no cracks, hairline cracks, missing enamel or chips, and no restorations.
A few tiny areas of oxidation can be seen on the neck and base; this is typical of this type of piece due to the silver layer covering the copper.
The rims around the neck and base are present and undamaged.

Approximate dimensions (in centimeters):

Height 15 cm
Neck diameter 3 cm
Base diameter 8.5 cm
Body width (at its widest point) 11.5 cm
Weight 320 grams

Shipping:

Carefully and securely shipped from France within 72 hours (Colissimo), by registered mail with signature confirmation, insurance for the sale price, and tracking; delivery takes 2–8 days depending on the destination country.

Please note: no sales outside the EU (except Switzerland).

The shipping price takes into account the parcel's volume and weight, the insured value, the fragility of the item, the use of professional packing cardboard, and the necessary internal protective materials (bubble wrap, packing peanuts...).
Please be sure to check the condition of the parcel's contents in the presence of the delivery person. Otherwise, if the contents are broken, the insurance may not cover the damage.

Buyers are responsible for paying any applicable customs duties and taxes.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Art Deco - Signed
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Camille Fauré
Material
Raised enamels on silver foil and copper base
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
8 cm
Width
14.5 cm
Depth
14.5 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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