Cérabelga - Raymond Chevalier - Vase - Glazed faience - Small Ball Vase D 5037

Small “Boule” vase – Art Deco – glazed earthenware, designed by Raymond Chevalier (1900–1959) for the Cérabelga factory in Haren, Belgium, circa 1935.

A fine collectible piece, representative of Raymond Chevalier’s work, this model features a geometric spiral design enhanced with gilding.

Cobalt blue and turquoise polychrome decoration enhanced with gilding

Mark: Cérabelga Made in Belgium Forme 14 Décor 5037

Dimensions:
Height: 8 cm
Diameter: 11 cm
Base diameter: 6.7 cm
Opening diameter: 6 cm

Cerabelga was a renowned Belgian earthenware factory active during the Art Deco period and based in Haren, Brussels. The factory, which became one of Belgium’s leading producers of stylized ceramics, was founded in 1907 in Haren (near Brussels) under the name Céramique de Bruxelles (or Société de Céramique de Bruxelles).
In 1927, the factory changed its name to Cerabelga.
The manufactory reached its peak during the interwar period (1925–1935), competing with other major Belgian names of the era, such as Boch Frères Keramis, AMC and the Saint-Ghislain earthenware factory.

The Cérabelga brand is now particularly sought after by collectors for its iconic Art Deco pieces.

The manufactory reached its peak during the interwar period (1925–1935), competing with other major Belgian names of the era, such as Boch Frères Keramis, AMC and the Saint-Ghislain earthenware factory.

The renowned French ceramic artist Raymond Chevalier (who created the decoration on this vase and would later become the artistic director of Boch Frères) worked for Cérabelga for a few years, producing exceptional pieces with bold graphic designs (stylized spirals, geometric flowers enhanced with gold).

Good overall condition, with no cracks or losses. Gilding faded in places (see photos).

Carefully packaged and shipped with insurance and tracking.