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Rambervillers flamed stoneware cat by Alphonse Cytère, circa 1930
€400,00
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- Exclusive find: Cat statue made of flamed Rambervillers stoneware
- Elegantly grooming cat in an intense camouflage of metallic shimmering and iridescent blue and green tones
- The beautiful blue/green/purple iridescent metallic glaze is also called Gres flammes.
- Designer: Alphonse Cytère
- Country of origin: France
- around 1930
- glass eyes
- unmarked on the ground
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 14 x 17 x 11 cm
- Condition: excellent, without any damage, showcase piece
About Alphonse Cytère
In 1891, engineer Alphonse Cytère took over the management of the SAPCR company, whose main activity was the production of glazed drainpipes. He developed a new technique for processing a metallic glaze that made the flamed earthenware of Rambervillers famous. He also approached numerous artists from the Nancy School and published their pieces (bases, decorative objects, architectural elements) to diversify his production.
