Vase Roger Guérin for Bouffioulx - Earthenware - Art Deco - Belgium - 1930-1939

Vase Roger Guérin for Bouffioulx - Earthenware - Art Deco - Belgium - 1930-1939

Beautiful earthenware jug in perfect condition by the world-famous French ceramist Roger Guérin, made for the Belgian ceramics company Bouffioulx. Equipped with an Art Deco decor with a hint of historicism where the bird refers to ancient Egyptian decors. Signed on the bottom by Guérin and numbered V40E4.

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, as the clay in the area is suitable for making hard-fired pottery. Baking has been done here in this way since the 15th century and Roger Guérin came here in 1918. Roger Guérin's studio made decorative pottery involving vases, sculptures and tiles and grew into a factory where work was also made based on designs by others such as Chris Lebeau and Cris Agterberg.

Status report: in good condition
Dimensions: 41x17.5x17.5cm
Weight: 2.7kg

These items are shipped via the official Belgian postal service BPost with track and trace and insurance in case of breakage or loss during transport, included in the shipping price.