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Georges Serré, Warm ivory /sand colored glazed stoneware vase c. 1925
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Georges Serré / Art Deco Warm ivory /sand colored glazed stoneware vase c. 1925

GEORGES SERRÉ (1889-1956) France

Vase c. 1925

Warm ivory /sand colored glazed stoneware with hand incised stylized leaf and floral motif with a top collar and lower half in a softened geometric repeat pattern all in a light brown tonality.

Marks: G Serre (hand incised signature)

For more information see: La Céramique Art Déco, Edgar Pelichet (Paris: Bibliothèque des Arts, 1988), p. 47.

For more information on Serré see: Georges Serré, exhib. cat. (Paris: Galerie Landrot, 1992).

H: 11″ x Dia: 10″

Category: Art Deco. Tags: George Serre, incised, ivory, vase.

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