Camille Fauré (1874–1956) - Bowl - Art Deco Limoges enamel ring bowl, 1920s - Brass, Copper, Enamel

An exceptional Art Deco/ modernist little ring bowl, made by the great master of the Limoges enamel, Camille Fauré, ca. 1920s. Fauré is considered the greatest artist of the early 20th-century Limoges enamel and created magnificent pieces where he blended unusual elements that inspired by nature with unique colours. \r
This is an exceptionally fine and unique ring bowl from his best period where he uses subtle red, purple and blue hues and stylized flowers and swirls. A real little masterpiece, the use of enamel makes the design come to life and adds depth and vividness. \r
Signed: C. Faure Limoges\r
Provenance: Private collection of a British architect who lived in Paris\r
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10,2 cm diameter\r
1,9 cm high\r
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Overall very good condition with wear consistent with age, a very faint hairline on the (top) side, probably just an imperfection from firing process. A unique and in every way superb collector's piece worthy of a fine collection. \r
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