Vase
ca 1867 (made)
Artist/Maker | |
Place of origin |
Pierre-Justin Gibus (1821-1897), with Alpinien Margaine (1825-78) and Martial Redon, took over an existing hard paste porcelain factory in Limoges in 1853. Gibus was in charge of the technical side while Margaine, who had been trained in fine arts, was responsible for much of the design. The new company made table services and ornamental wares, some of which were decorated at other factories, including that of Haviland. They exhibited in the international exhibition in Paris in 1855, where they were much praised for the whiteness of the porcelain and the beauty of its designs. The company became Gibus & Redon in the early 1870s and, when Gibus retired, in 1881, Redon &Cie.
Object details
Category | |
Object type | |
Materials and techniques | Porcelain, with applied decoration |
Brief description | Vase, white porcelain ornamented in high relief, Gibus et cie, Limoges, France, about 1867 |
Physical description | Vase, white porcelain with leaves and flowers modelled in high relief and two lizards in green biscuit porcelain |
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Marks and inscriptions | Unmarked |
Summary | Pierre-Justin Gibus (1821-1897), with Alpinien Margaine (1825-78) and Martial Redon, took over an existing hard paste porcelain factory in Limoges in 1853. Gibus was in charge of the technical side while Margaine, who had been trained in fine arts, was responsible for much of the design. The new company made table services and ornamental wares, some of which were decorated at other factories, including that of Haviland. They exhibited in the international exhibition in Paris in 1855, where they were much praised for the whiteness of the porcelain and the beauty of its designs. The company became Gibus & Redon in the early 1870s and, when Gibus retired, in 1881, Redon &Cie. |
Collection | |
Accession number | 907-1868 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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