Pierre-Henri BUESTEL - Vase (2) - Ceramic

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This pair of glazed ceramic vases by Pierre-Henri Buestel is signed “PHB 95” beneath each piece and dated 1995.

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Pierre-Henri Buestel (1956–2011) — Two glazed ceramic vases, signed and dated 1995

A fine pair of glazed ceramic vases by Pierre-Henri Buestel, each signed under the base with the incised monogram “PHB 95.”

These two pieces captivate with their rounded forms, tightened openings, and the harmony of their glazes. Presented together, they form a sober and warm duet, revealing two different expressions of the material.

The green vase displays olive green and blue-gray hues, enriched with ochre touches and fine brown speckling. The variations in the glaze give it beautiful depth and a mineral character.

The brown vase stands out with a glossy glaze, deep brown almost black, streaked with reddish tones. Light highlights its curves and reveals the fineness of the speckling.

The artist:
Pierre-Henri Buestel, painter, sculptor and multimedia artist, trained at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His work spans several disciplines, including painting, metal, lithography and ceramics, with a particular focus on the material. Shown notably at the Connoisseur’s Gallery in Paris, he was also the subject of an exhibition at the Maison nationale des artistes in Nogent-sur-Marne in 2017–2018.

Details:
Artist: Pierre-Henri Buestel (1956–2011)
Period: 1995
Material: glazed ceramic
Signature: “PHB 95”, incised under each of the two pieces
Green vase: height 11 cm; maximum diameter 12.1 cm
Brown vase: height 15 cm; maximum diameter 13.4 cm
Condition: excellent, no wear, no cracks and no restoration
Lot composition: two vases sold together
A harmonious set for lovers of artist-made ceramics and pared-down forms.

Pierre-Henri Buestel (1956–2011) — Two glazed ceramic vases, signed and dated 1995

A fine pair of glazed ceramic vases by Pierre-Henri Buestel, each signed under the base with the incised monogram “PHB 95.”

These two pieces captivate with their rounded forms, tightened openings, and the harmony of their glazes. Presented together, they form a sober and warm duet, revealing two different expressions of the material.

The green vase displays olive green and blue-gray hues, enriched with ochre touches and fine brown speckling. The variations in the glaze give it beautiful depth and a mineral character.

The brown vase stands out with a glossy glaze, deep brown almost black, streaked with reddish tones. Light highlights its curves and reveals the fineness of the speckling.

The artist:
Pierre-Henri Buestel, painter, sculptor and multimedia artist, trained at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. His work spans several disciplines, including painting, metal, lithography and ceramics, with a particular focus on the material. Shown notably at the Connoisseur’s Gallery in Paris, he was also the subject of an exhibition at the Maison nationale des artistes in Nogent-sur-Marne in 2017–2018.

Details:
Artist: Pierre-Henri Buestel (1956–2011)
Period: 1995
Material: glazed ceramic
Signature: “PHB 95”, incised under each of the two pieces
Green vase: height 11 cm; maximum diameter 12.1 cm
Brown vase: height 15 cm; maximum diameter 13.4 cm
Condition: excellent, no wear, no cracks and no restoration
Lot composition: two vases sold together
A harmonious set for lovers of artist-made ceramics and pared-down forms.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Pierre-Henri BUESTEL
Material
Ceramic
Style
Contemporary
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
15 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
15 cm
Diameter
13.4 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
FranceVerified
5
Objects sold
Private

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