Roger Guerin - Jug - Ceramic, Glaze

Title: Roger Guérin (1896–1954) – Large ewer in flamed-glaze stoneware – Bouffioulx – Signed Large ewer in glazed stoneware created by the famous Belgian ceramist Roger Guérin in Bouffioulx. This sculptural piece is distinguished by its oval body, its long, slender spout, and its large curved handle. It is covered with a superb flame-flashed glaze in tones of brown, copper, ochre, blue and green, forming vertical runs and iridescent effects characteristic of Roger Guérin’s artistic stonewares. Signature “Roger Guérin” incised under the base, accompanied by a model number. Artist: Roger Guérin (1896–1954) Origin: Bouffioulx, Belgium Era: Art Deco period, circa 1925–1940 Material: glazed stoneware Technique: flame-flashed glaze with multicolored runs Dimensions: – Height: … cm – Maximum width: … cm – Depth: … cm – Weight: … kg Condition: good overall given its age. The piece shows signs of aging and slight craquelure lines or cracks visible on the body. Please examine the photographs carefully, which are an integral part of the description. A striking decorative piece, particularly expressive, representative of Roger Guérin’s Art Deco work and Bouffioulx’s famous stoneware. Very careful packaging, with reinforced protection. Tracked and insured shipping.

Estimación:€100

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