Lemanceau - Sculpture, Groupe antilopes - 30 cm - Earthenware

By: Charles Lemanceau (1905–1980) Manufacture: Saint-Clément (stamp under the base) France, circa 1930 Description Superb Art Deco sculpture representing two stylized running antelopes, a classic reprise by the sculptor and ceramist Charles Lemanceau, one of the most sought-after artists of the 1925–1940 period. The work is made in white/cream glazed earthenware with the characteristic Saint-Clément crackle glaze. The piece bears: • the molded signature “Lemanceau” on the base, • the blue stamp “Clément / Made in France”, • as well as a model number. Elegance, dynamic lines, powerful volumes: a very fine example of French Art Deco ceramics. Dimensions • Length: 44 cm • Height: 30 cm • Depth: approx. 10 cm Condition Good overall condition for a piece approaching a century old. Present: • small signs of wear, • micro-chips of glaze, • the original crackle visible across the entire surface (typical Saint-Clément). No breakage or restoration visible. Authentication • Molded signature Lemanceau. • Saint-Clément manufacture stamp. • Handwritten model number under the base. Period Art Deco – Circa 1930 #madeinfrance

Estimate:£186.38

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