Stoneware vase signed by the tip Alfred Lebret (1871-1955)

Stoneware vase signed by Alfred Lebret (1871-1955). Alfred Lebret (1871-1955) was a renowned French ceramist, particularly active in the Puisaye region, famous for its pottery tradition. He notably worked at the Poterie des Ligers in Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye, where he produced stoneware pieces in the 1930s. His creations stand out for their elegant shapes and glazes in varied hues, reflecting the Art Deco aesthetic of the time. Vases signed by Lebret are particularly sought after by collectors and ceramic enthusiasts. Lebret also collaborated with other ceramists, such as Jean-Marie Maure, thus contributing to the enrichment of French ceramics in the early 20th century. Today, his works are sought after in the art market and testify to the richness of the French ceramic tradition. Diameter 17-17.5 cm Height 20 cm In good condition with usual signs of use. Weight 1.2 kg