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Fine Charles Greber vase, France, Beauvais
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Pre 1910 item# 355577 (stock# greber103)
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Daniel Simhon Fine Art
704-556-1762
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Beautiful vase by Charles Greber, from around 1900, bearing his hand incised signature (rather than the more usual stamped signature), in excellent condition. This vase, which is 5 1/2" high, is illustrated in the Greber exhibition catalogue of September 94 (Les Greber, Une Dynastie des Artistes), page 163, #133.
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Greber vase, France, circa 1910
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Pre 1920 item# 44846 (stock# 1312)
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Sold/but we have a dozen other Greber pieces on stock. We also have a collection of vintage French art pottery pieces by Gilbert Metenier, Pierrefonds, Denbac, Langlade, Lourioux, CAB, JEB, Lebret-Maure, etc. Please inquire.
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French Art Nouveau three-handled vase, circa 1910, signed C. Greber (Charles Greber, active in Beauvais, France, from 1899 to 1933), and marked "France". The vase is 4" high and 5 1/2" wide. Excellent condition.
Ref: in "Estampille. L'objet d'art", 1997, #315, "Le bestiaire de gres de Charles Greber." We have a dozen Greber pieces on stock at the moment, including some large impressive vases. Please inquire.
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Haviland double vase
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Pre 1900 item# 44470 (stock# 1314)
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Extremely rare Haviland double vase, circa 1870, with Barbizon style paintings on both sides, signed with artist's cipher under glaze and with paper label. The artist's monogram is for Emile-Justin Merlot (1839-1900), one of the artists sponsored by C.E. Haviland in his artist's studio to experiment with painting on ceramic. Merlot is known for landscapes and is listed in Benezit, and in other reference works. The vase is numbered and signed on the bottom. Remnants of the original ...click for details
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