Earthenware set by Jacques Innocenti Vallauris 50s
CSD23110
€480.00
Rare earthenware service consisting of a pitcher and 2 goblets signed Jacques Innocenti in Vallauris, very refined decoration of black lines incised on a white enamel background characteristic of the artist. 1950s.
Perfect condition
Height 27.5cm (pitcher), 12.5cm (goblet)
The 3 pieces signed below the initials J I.
Jacques Innocenti (1926 - 1958)
He studied at the National School of Decorative Arts in Paris. At the end of 1949, he began working with his parents, Odette Gourju and Lynba Naumovitch, at the "Grand Chêne" workshop in Vallauris. Then in 1952 he founded his own pottery and worked there until his death in 1958. He also created very beautiful engobe decorations on François Raty's unique pieces for the "Les Argonautes" workshop. Bibliography: "Marks and signatures of ceramic art from the Côte d'Azur" Jean-Claude Martin page 108. Editions Sudarènes.
CSD23110
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Rare earthenware service consisting of a pitcher and 2 goblets signed Jacques Innocenti in Vallauris, very refined decoration of black lines incised on a white enamel background characteristic of the artist. 1950s.
Perfect condition
Height 27.5cm (pitcher), 12.5cm (goblet)
The 3 pieces signed below the initials J I.