A small country cottage surrounded by poppies at the foot of the Alpilles – Oil on canvas by Raymond GLUZAC (1952–2023) – Ref. A33
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘HEMENO Man’. Réf 15-III-4
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘African Women with Baby’.Réf 15-III-7
sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘ART DECO Woman 1920’. Réf 15-III-8
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Geisha – Violet’. Réf 18-I-1
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Geisha – Fan – Pale Green’ Réf 18-I-2
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘Geisha – Blue-Orange’ Réf 18-I-3
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘African Woman with Baby’ Réf 18-I-4
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘African Woman with Baby – Pale Blue’ Réf 18-I-5
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘African Woman with Baby – Orange-Yellow’ Réf 18-I-6
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Vietnamese Woman with Baby – Pink and Mauve’ Réf 18-I-7
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled “Draped 4 African Women – Yellow and Pink” Réf 18-I-8
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled “Draped Maasai and 3 Zulus – Red” Réf 18-I-9
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Drapé 7 Africaines’, By Brigitte Millet Réf 15-III-1
sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Drapé 7 Vietnamiennes’.
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Masai Warrior’. Réf 15-III-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Hérodiade’ model (designed by Henri RAPIN). Lidded vase, in hard porcelain Réf 186
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) from Limoges An ovoid vase with a flared neck, made of glazed porcelain Réf 491
PIERRE-JOSEPH CHARDIGNY (1794–1866) Gilded brass bas-relief, embossed and chiselled - depicting the ‘Queens of Persia at the Feet of Alexander the Great’ Ref 226
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. Tall vase with flared neck, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 189-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Aconit’ model. Oblong vase with a straight neck, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 185
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular bonbonnière, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-1
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular sweet dish, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular sweet dish, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-2
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Amarante’ model. Designed by Henri RAPIN. Vase in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 191-1
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Amarante’ model. Vase with a flared neck, made of glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 192