Jug by Roger Guérin - Bouffioulx - Earthenware - Art Deco - Belgium - 1930-1939

Jug by Roger Guérin - Bouffioulx - Earthenware - Art Deco - Belgium - 1930-1939

Beautiful, in perfect condition, earthenware jug by the hand of the world-famous French ceramist Roger Guérin, made for the Belgian ceramics company Bouffioulx. Equipped with a Flemish or Brabant lion and coat of arms. Signed on the bottom by Guérin and numbered with D-406 and engraving 'Handmade in Belgium'. These works of art do not come more authentic.

The French potter Roger Guérin (1896-1954) had a studio in the Belgian town of Bouffioulx. This place was known as the village of the potters, because the clay in the area is suitable for making hard-baked pottery, since the 15th century baking was done here in this way and Roger Guérin came here in 1918. Roger Guérin's workshop made decorative pottery including vases, sculptures and tiles and grew into a factory where work was also made after designs by others such as Chris Lebeau and Cris Agterberg.

Status report: in perfect condition
Dimensions: 41x16x17cm
Weight: 2kg

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