White sherd, multicolor glazing
France, around 1928
Luc Lanel (1893-1965) & Marjolaine Lanel (1897-1976) – French design couple
Bottom signed 'MARJOLAINE' (immersed) and 'LLM' (red glaze painting)
Height: 26 cm
Very good condition
Ovoid shape with circular motifs and geometric decor in brown, blue and red
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Luc Lanel created this vase together with his wife Marjolaine around 1928. The ovoid shaped vase of white sherd is glazed in brown and designed with a geometrical decor of ribbons and circular motifs in red and blue. The wall is structured with decorative longitudinal ribs.



The vase carries the immersed signature 'MARJOLAINE' and the artist's signet 'LLM' in red glaze painting at the bottom. It is 26 cm high and in very good condition.



Luc Lanel (1893-1965) & Marjolaine Lanel (1897-1976)

In the first half of the 20th century, Luc Lanel and his wife Marjolaine played an important role in the field of arts and crafts. Since 1920, Luc Lanel worked for Christofle and manufactured objects in the Art Deco style. Together with his wife, he created ceramics, which were often signed with ‘La Marjolaine’. In 1946, Lanel ended working for Christofle and only produced ceramics. Here, the pair collaborated with famous designers such as Jules Leleu, Jean-Charles Moreux and André Devèche.

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