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Art Deco Ceramic Pheasant by Le Manceau C1920
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Art Deco Ceramic Pheasant by Le Manceau C1920

1900 - 1920
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An impressive Art Deco ceramic pheasant standing on rocky ground stamped LEMANCEAU for its renowned designer Charles Le Manceau c1920. This good sized piece depicts an alert cock pheasant, head turned, standing on rocky ground. The stylised modelling is typical of the forms favoured by Art Deco. Its outstanding feature is the rich deep emerald green glaze with gold highlights. Le Manceau was a leading specialist of animal and bird sculptures in the French Art Deco period. It was most likely made by the St Clement ceramic works, who made many of Le Manceau's designs. This is a striking statement piece in excellent condition.

Physical Dimensions
Height
34cm (13.39")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
Declaration

Aramis Antiques has dated this Art Deco Ceramic Pheasant to the 1920s.

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SA1149035
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An impressive Art Deco ceramic pheasant standing on rocky ground stamped LEMANCEAU for its renowned designer Charles Le Manceau c1920. This good sized piece depicts an alert cock pheasant, head turned, standing on rocky ground. The stylised modelling is typical of the forms favoured by Art Deco. Its outstanding feature is the rich deep emerald green glaze with gold highlights. Le Manceau was a leading specialist of animal and bird sculptures in the French Art Deco period. It was most likely made by the St Clement ceramic works, who made many of Le Manceau's designs. This is a striking statement piece in excellent condition.
Height
34cm (13.39")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
Date of Manufacture

Aramis Antiques has dated this Art Deco Ceramic Pheasant to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1149035
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A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base.
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Archive I A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base.

Art Deco ceramic pheasant by Le Manceau c1920

Archive II A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View II
Archive III A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View III
Archive IV A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View IV
Archive V A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View V
Archive VI A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View VI
Archive VII A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View VII
Archive VIII A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View VIII
Archive IX A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base. View IX
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A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base.
Art Deco ceramic pheasant by Le Manceau c1920
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A stylised Art Deco green glazed ceramic pheasant figurine featuring fine gold line details and an extended sweeping tail resting on an integrated base.
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Art Deco ceramics from the 1920s and 1930s are characterised by stylised forms, geometric streamlining, and bold glaze finishes. Artists frequently portrayed animal subjects with elongated proportions and simplified silhouettes to reflect modern industrial aesthetics.

French Art Deco ceramics commonly utilised earthenware, faience, or stoneware bases, which were fired and decorated with liquid glazes. Accents were often applied using hand-painted enamel or gilded detailing before a final firing process.

Authentic period pieces usually display impressed or hand-painted makers marks, signatures, or mould numbers near the base. Additionally, period glazes often exhibit age-appropriate craze patterns, specific firing characteristics, and precise hand-gilding rather than modern transfer methods.

Displaying a green glaze ceramic sculpture on a dark sideboard or minimalist mantelpiece creates a striking visual focal point. Pair the item with modern geometric accessories or brass fixtures to complement its metallic highlights and structured lines.

Dust the surface regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth to prevent dirt accumulation. Avoid abrasive chemical cleaners, immersion in water, or vigorous rubbing on gilded lines, as these methods can strip delicate surface decoration.
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