Arthemis Art deco vase by Camille Tharaud Limoges porcelain

Arthemis Art deco vase with floral decoration in shades of blue, embellished with gold, porcelain from Limoges by Camille Tharaud. Camille Tharaud had developed a large fire enamel on porcelain raw, technical technique that had been awarded during the exhibition of Decorative Arts in 1925. This process gives depth to the enamels, the intensity colors and velvety to the material. The shape of the vase, known as Arthemis, is due to Henri Rapin, artistic advisor of the factory of Sevres of 1920 to 1934. This vase is marked on the bottom of the stamp of Limoges and that of Camille Tharaud factory. It is worth noting the presence of a hair at the base of the vase.