Camille THARAUD (1878/1956) - H. Nouh  - Vase - Limoges porcelain - Art Nouveau

Camille Tharaud – Globe vase - Limoges porcelain – France, circa 1900/1920.

Ball vase in Limoges porcelain, signed “Camille Tharaud” and also bearing the decorator’s signature “H. Nouh” under the base, with a vegetal decoration of grape leaves in brown tones, from the Art Nouveau period around 1900/1920.

Camille THARAUD (1878/1956) pursued with passion the research and development of grand-fire enamels, fired at 1400°C, traveling all over France to source all kinds of minerals and oxides. He would create the first hand-made decorations on raw enamel on Limoges porcelain.
Camille THARAUD remains the world-renowned porcelain maker known for his grand-fire decorations, with his works exhibited in the greatest museums.

Origin: France, Limoges

Period: Art Nouveau, circa 1900/1920.

Signed “Camille Tharaud” and decorator’s signature “H. Nouh”.

Dimensions: H 18.5 cm

Total weight: 1,250 g

Very good condition.

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