Tharaud, important Limoges Art Deco porcelain vase from the early 20th century

An important polychrome porcelain vase with gold highlights, decorated with flowers and foliage. In Limoges porcelain. Signed under the base Camille Tharaud with a blue stamp, and Limoges with a green stamp. Note: a hairline visible in the photo (non-leaking vase) Period: circa 1930. Dimensions: height 39 cm, width 18 cm, weight 2.4 kg. Ref. adequantik. Camille Tharaud (1878-1956), French ceramist known for his porcelain works with deep-toned decorations, with a predilection for shades of blue, formed from melted colored enamel, made from granite pebbles from Limousin.