Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN
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Large deep ceramic dish "Les 2 Potiers" by Jacques Serre and Michelle BARGOIN

By Gallery Saudade antiques
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950 €
20th century
50's, 60's, 70's
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From: 80400, Ham, France

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    Large, free-form, shallow dish with a central sun motif surrounded by small circles and then broken lines.
    Signed "2 potters"
    Very good condition
    Dimensions: Length 41 cm – Width 36 cm – Height 7 cm
    "The 2 Potters"*: Michelle BARGOIN and Jacques SERRE. Bibliography: important (out-of-print) work by Thomas LEPORRIER, "The 2 Potters" Michelle and Jacques Serre 1956-1970, TLéditeur, Paris, 2015.
    *Michelle Bargoin, born in 1936, and Jacques Serre, born in 1934, married in 1956 and adopted the name "The 2 Potters." They met at the School of Fine Arts in Clermont-Ferrand. Michelle then entered the School of Fine Arts in Bourges, where she learned ceramic techniques from Jean Lerat. In 1956, they created their first ceramics together. Between 1959 and 1965, they participated in the exhibitions of the Society of Decorative Artists. Unlike the ceramists of Vallauris who used direct glazes, they developed superimposed matte glazes.

    Ref: OVC2CTHS1G

    Condition Very good
    Style 50's, 60's, 70's (Porcelain shaped pieces of 50's, 60's, 70's Style)
    Period 20th century (Porcelain shaped pieces 20th century)
    Country of origin France
    Length (cm) 41
    Width (cm) 36
    Height (cm) 7
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 80400, Ham, France
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