Enamel Bowl By Camille Fauré

Small enameled copper bowl presenting multicolored anemones on a green & purple ground. Signature on the edge: C Fauré Limoges France. circa 1930. Good condition: small cracks visible on images.
Dimensions:diameter:6.02in,height:1.18in
Camille Fauré(1874-1956)was a french enamel artist .In 1919 ,he joined Alexandre Marty (1876-43)in creating new enamel production methods involving flamed & frosted enamels ,they designed & exhibited pieces under the brand'" Fauré & Marty".In 1925 ,the two parted.In 1925 Fauré opened his own business and presented his creations in the "International  exhibition of modern decorative& industrial arts of 1925".He became,then, Limoges most famous enamel artist .After he died in 1956,his daughter Andrée Fauré took over the business until 1985.