a multicolored striped vase sitting on a white surfacea close up of a black and white bowl with a name on it
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Estimate €500 - €700
Description
Roger CAPRON Vase known as the ‘Bouteille’ – design created around 1950 Glazed earthenware with a ‘pyjama’ pattern Signed and marked ‘Vallauris T’ on the base Height: 36 cm Glazed earthenware; signed and marked ‘Vallauris T’ on the base Height: 14.17 in. Bibliography: Pierre Staudenmeyer – ‘Roger Capron Ceramist’ Norma Editions – Paris, 2003 Similar pieces reproduced on page 40 Roger Capron was a leading French ceramicist and designer of the 20th century. Based in Vallauris from 1946, he played a part in the revival of French ceramics by creating decorative pieces, furniture and monumental works featuring geometric and natural motifs. His creations are distinguished by their warm colours, their intricate textures and the inspiration he drew from nature, everyday life and modern art. His talent was quickly recognised internationally thanks to several awards, notably gold medals at the Milan Triennale (1954) and the Brussels International Exhibition (1958). He also took part in the Vallauris Biennales and was the subject of a major retrospective at the National Ceramics Museum in Sèvres in 2003, confirming his place amongst the great French ceramicists. Roger CAPRON
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About the sale Earth & Fire: Ceramics
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Auction time 10/23/2026 at 4:00 PM
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