Deer Dish by Jean Garillon for Soufflenheim, 1920s

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Jean-Xavier Ernest Elchinger, known as Jean Garillon (1898-1981), has a special place in the dynasty of Elchinger ceramists. Grand-nephew of … more Jean-Xavier Ernest Elchinger, known as Jean Garillon (1898-1981), has a special place in the dynasty of Elchinger ceramists. Grand-nephew of Léon Elchinger, he worked in the first half of the 20th century in the family workshops. Ceramist at the crossroads, he will combine the traditional know-how of the potters of Soufflenheim with the modernity of the Art Deco movement. This rare deer dish is signed by Jean Garillon. We see the influence of the Art Deco movement on the creative gesture of the Alsatian potter who mixes the colors and ornamentation typical of the glazed clay productions of Soufflenheim. This piece has an attribution mark,
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