A pair of blue-glazed earthenware vases in the so-called “Sè
A pair of blue-glazed earthenware vases in the so-called “Sèvres” style, one decorated with gold-painted baskets and floral garlands, the other featuring the royal symbols of Francis I—fleurs-de-lis and a foliage frieze—France, PINON-HEUZE factory in Tours, 1920s–1930s, H. 21 and 11 cm. One is signed within the decoration; the factory’s stamped marks appear on the undersides. (Chips on the neck of the larger vase).
A pair of blue-glazed earthenware vases in the so-called “Sèvres” style, one decorated with gold-painted baskets and floral garlands, the other featuring the royal symbols of Francis I—fleurs-de-lis and a foliage frieze—France, PINON-HEUZE factory in Tours, 1920s–1930s, H. 21 and 11 cm. One is signed within the decoration; the factory’s stamped marks appear on the undersides. (Chips on the neck of the larger vase).
