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Published on 24 November 2023

Surprise Triumph of an Iznik Tile with a Lavender Background

The rare color, impeccable provenance, and unexpected appearance of this ceramic at auction triggered fierce competition.

Surprise Triumph of an Iznik Tile with a Lavender Background - Lots sold

Published on 10 November 2023

Art Price Index: Gien Is Unbreakable!

The Faïencerie de Gien, heir to a long tradition of excellence, celebrated its bicentenary two years ago. Its pieces have stood the test of time.

Art Price Index: Gien Is Unbreakable! - Market Trends

Published on 24 March 2023

Picasso at Madoura: A Ceramic Bird Captured in Mid-Flight

At the Madoura Studio in Vallauris, Provence, Picasso created an iconographic repertoire steeped in antiquity, including the Gros oiseau vert (Large...

Picasso at Madoura: A Ceramic Bird Captured in Mid-Flight - Pre-sale

Published on 14 December 2022

Sèvres: The Living Forms of Ceramics

After originating at the Musée National Adrien-Dubouché in Limoges three years ago, this show is coming to Sèvres in its most complete version.

Sèvres: The Living Forms of Ceramics - Exhibitions

Published on 21 November 2022

Guidette Carbonell at the Top

A luminous bird by ceramist Guidette Carbonell (1910-2008) soared to a world record.

Guidette Carbonell at the Top - Lots sold

Published on 03 November 2022

Georges Jouve’s Purity Rewarded

Ceramist Georges Jouve (1910-1964) designed some of his works as sculptures moving freely through space. They remain popular today.

Georges Jouve’s Purity Rewarded - Lots sold

Published on 05 October 2022

Art Price Index: Ottoman Interiors

From Iznik ceramics to turban stands, accessories created in the empire of the sultans never cease to capture the imagination.

Art Price Index: Ottoman Interiors - Market Trends

Published on 29 September 2022

W is for Wedgwood

In the space of a few years, Josiah Wedgwood managed to combine innovation, industry and craftsmanship. His work is still the quintessence of British...

W is for Wedgwood - Glossary

Published on 21 September 2022

Antique Dealer Laurence Vauclair and the Art of Entertaining

For over 30 years, Laurence Vauclair has been welcoming her customers as friends in her stores in the Puces (flea market) and Rue de Beaune, where she...

Antique Dealer Laurence Vauclair and the Art of Entertaining - Interviews

Published on 18 September 2022

A Fantastic Hunt in Moustiers

This is a classic of Southern faience: an impressive plate from a workshop of Moustiers dating back to the 18th century was offered by Auxerre Enchères...

A Fantastic Hunt in Moustiers - Lots sold

Published on 15 September 2022

The Parcours de la Céramique et des Arts du Feu Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary

The event that brings together various players in ceramics, and has become a reference in France and abroad, was born 15 years ago.

The Parcours de la Céramique et des Arts du Feu Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary - Fairs

Published on 15 September 2022

I Is for Iznik

Long thought to come from Damascus, Rhodes or Lindos, Iznik ceramics emerged from the shadows in the last century to reveal an Ottoman art influenced...

I Is for Iznik - Glossary

Published on 18 July 2022

The Jean Nicolier Collection, the Triumph of Ceramics

The majolica, earthenware and porcelain pieces collected by the erudite expert reaped the highest results, and a very rare Sèvres porcelain lamp surpassed...

The Jean Nicolier Collection, the Triumph of Ceramics - Lots sold

Published on 06 July 2022

Art Price Index: Cherries Are Forever

Cherry season is short, but in art it has lasted for centuries.

Art Price Index: Cherries Are Forever - Market Trends

Published on 04 July 2022

Pablo Picasso, Goldsmith in Cannes

With help from François Hugo, Picasso translated figures into precious metals, a facet of the master's genius that remains little-known to the general...

Pablo Picasso, Goldsmith in Cannes - Lots sold

Published on 30 June 2022

Ceramics and Picabia Reign in the Jean Nicolier Collection

Paintings by Jean Souverbie and Francis Picabia, bronzes by Pollès, antique furniture and majolica, faience and porcelain reveal the dealer’s eclectic...

Ceramics and Picabia Reign in the Jean Nicolier Collection - Pre-sale

Published on 22 June 2022

Success for this "Classic" Two-Day Sale

With two preemptions, a world record and a total result exceeding the €3 M mark, this prestigious sale lived up to expectations.

Success for this "Classic" Two-Day Sale - Lots sold

Published on 15 June 2022

Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain

A collection of Chinese enameled biscuit porcelain met with international success.

Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain - Lots sold

Published on 15 June 2022

Two Records for Jean Prouvé

Two tables by Jean Prouvé, major pieces in the 20th-century decorative arts auction at Drouot, shot past expectations—and set a new record for furniture...

Two Records for Jean Prouvé - Lots sold

Published on 01 June 2022

Carbonell and Lurçat, Superstars in Nantes

The pieces in this sale by sculptor Guidette Carbonell (1910-2008) decorated the hôtel particulier of Mr. S., a collector of postwar art, especially...

Carbonell and Lurçat, Superstars in Nantes - Lots sold

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