1950s Jean Gerbino Ceramic Vase (10in/25cm)

1950s Jean Gerbino Ceramic Vase (10in/25cm)Like many of the French pottery greats, Jean Gerbino made his name in the city of Vallauris, where he began his career working for the legendary Massier family. Later striking out on his own, he developed his distinctive technique, a style that combined mosaic and Japanese neriage, the latter involving laminating clay of different colors then cutting across the grain to create repeating patterns. This small vase showcases this patchwork look to great

Archimede Seguso

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is handmade to a classic design with a mirror-smooth

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this refined piece opens to reveal velvety compartments for a cushioned fall

as illustrated in this small plate

founded in 1969 by Athenian Ilias Lalaounis

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