ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009)
Egg in car
Vase-sculpture.
Glazed ceramic.
Titled on a paper label under the base.
Height: 18cm - Length: 25cm

Provenance: Gilbert Baud Collection:
Gilbert Baud Collection. 

ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009)
Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Nice, as well as in several Vallauris workshops, Albert Thiry began his career as a decorator at the Atelier du Tapis Vert, before founding his own workshop with his wife Pyot Gavaudan, also a ceramist. Their production in chamotte clay ranges from utilitarian pieces richly decorated with engraved motifs inspired by the plant world, to more sculptural works depicting a bestiary and a dreamlike, symbolic universe.
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Lot no. 210

ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009) Egg in car Vase-sculpture. Glazed ceramic. Titled on a paper label under the base. Height: 18cm - Length: 25cm Provenance: Gilbert Baud Collection: Gilbert Baud Collection. ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009) Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Nice, as well as in several Vallauris workshops, Albert Thiry began his career as a decorator at the Atelier du Tapis Vert, before founding his own workshop with his wife Pyot Gavaudan, also a ceramist. Their production in chamotte clay ranges from utilitarian pieces richly decorated with engraved motifs inspired by the plant world, to more sculptural works depicting a bestiary and a dreamlike, symbolic universe.

Estimate
€500 - €800
Result
€989
Buyer's premium
30%
ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009) Egg in car Vase-sculpture. Glazed ceramic. Titled on a paper label under the base. Height: 18cm - Length: 25cm Provenance: Gilbert Baud Collection: Gilbert Baud Collection. ALBERT THIRY (1932-2009) Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Nice, as well as in several Vallauris workshops, Albert Thiry began his career as a decorator at the Atelier du Tapis Vert, before founding his own workshop with his wife Pyot Gavaudan, also a ceramist. Their production in chamotte clay ranges from utilitarian pieces richly decorated with engraved motifs inspired by the plant world, to more sculptural works depicting a bestiary and a dreamlike, symbolic universe.
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