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seek_and_find_treasures · ‎01-19-2022

I need help with identifying this vase. Thank you

sonomabarn67 · ‎01-19-2022

Can you bring your focus in tighter on the base? We don't need to see your hand, chair, wall; just the marks. And could you brighten the image as well?

seek_and_find_treasures · ‎01-20-2022

sonomabarn67 · ‎01-20-2022

Thank you, that helps greatly.

art.pottery · ‎01-20-2022

Possibly Jean Dubost

art.pottery · ‎01-20-2022

Seems to be more info here. Need someone fluent in French to follow up.

http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t7390p30-vase-en-gres-dubost-a-noron

maxine*j · ‎01-20-2022

This seems to have the same mark as yours, and the overall look and glaze appear to be the same (although, of course, I can't guarantee the seller has correctly identified the piece):

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jean-Dubost-Noron-Vase-Antique-Primitive-Ceramic-Sandstone-Vintage-Design...

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argon38 · ‎01-20-2022

@art.pottery wrote:
Seems to be more info here. Need someone fluent in French to follow up.

Basically they're arguing about it, because some of the contributors are having difficulty reading the signature as "Dubost" - they think it looks more like "Hubert" or "Chambost." Somebody then emails an expert, who says it is indeed Jean Dubost (of Noron-la-Poterie, in Normandy), but his reply doesn't convince everyone.

At any rate, there are definitely items with the signature being sold as Jean Dubost:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284291279072

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/471825754/vintage-milk-creamer-pot-stoneware-gres?show_sold_out_deta...

seek_and_find_treasures · ‎01-20-2022

Thank you! I would have never read that name as the signature. I agree that it does appear to be the same. Like you said, if that seller has it correct.