Vintage French Emile Just Bachelet for Henriot Ceramic Fisherman

1,550.00 USD

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Description

This exceptional vintage ceramic sculpture is a celebrated collaboration between the renowned French sculptor Emile Just Bachelet and the legendary Henriot Quimper pottery. Embodying the refined geometric spirit of the Art Deco movement, this figure depicts a traditional Breton fisherman rendered with modernist, faceted surfaces that capture light and shadow with architectural precision. The hand-painted glaze features a sophisticated palette of terracotta, ochre, and deep navy, representing a masterful intersection of regional folk themes and avant-garde 20th-century design. This piece is a rare example of the high-art influences that transformed traditional Quimper pottery into sought-after gallery pieces during the interwar period. A distinguished addition to a coastal home, private library, or curated mantel display, this statuesque figurine measures 6.25” wide by 5.5” deep and stands 12.5” tall. It remains in great vintage condition, exhibiting minor surface scuffs and gentle glaze variations appropriate to its age; these subtle marks provide a beautiful authentic character and a storied patina that confirms its 1930s heritage. Fully signed on the base, this rare work of French faience is a quintessential find for the discerning collector. Secure this piece of design history today to elevate your interior collection.

Details

Condition

Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections

Period

Late 20th Century

Style

Art Deco, French, Modern

Materials

Ceramic

Dimensions

Width 6.25 inches × Depth 5.5 inches × Height 12.5 inches

Item number

SP0426-OW-795641

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