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Pair of Art Deco vases signed Charles Greber in flamed stoneware from 1930
Created by French ceramist Charles Greber, born in 1853 and died in 1935, this pair of flamed stoneware vases is typical of the production of this craftsman, a pioneer in flamed stoneware glazing.
From an early age, Charles Greber knew how to turn ceramics and leather stoneware by shaping it with his hands. Together with his brother Paul, he took over the management of the Manufacture de grès de Beauvais, which they ennobled by transforming utilitarian stoneware production into decorative and artistic stoneware.
Charles Greber's posterity reached its apogee with his work influenced by the architectural style of Art Nouveau from 1880 to 1910. But rarer and more prized pieces are those from the Art Deco period (1910-1939), from which this pair of flamed stoneware vases comes: the organic gives way to a sophisticated, fine geometry, with a novel glaze, forged by the force of the kiln fire.
Perfect for tasteful decoration, or as part of a collection of signed stoneware, this pair of Charles Greber Flamed Stoneware Vases is just waiting for you!
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Unit dimensions
→ Height : 20.5 cm
→ Overall diameter: 9 cm
→ Inner diameter : 3 cm
→ Weight of both: 1.4 kilograms
Ref: 0278663E36