Horse plate by Gehel / Jehel, Paris, France

It has letters lower right nothing on reverse

It measures 2ft across, someone once said a name associated with isle of white but I don’t know

Hi, it was a woman’s name but I can’t remember

this is gehel or jehel Paris france lots of debate on the french forum I find a ffew pieces but strangley little is known

http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t14233-jehel-gehel?highlight=jehel

Hello this was my mother’s plate - she most probably got it from a jumble sale. The design is painted on a mottled/speckled ceramic base. I think the fish is of a high quality art design and style. The only mark there is is a signature under the design. I don’t know where to start with this.[/url][url=https://servimg.com

I bought a similar one in Spain

This is the reverse side - just a red dot! I remember this plate from the late sixties as a little girl so it has got some age.

Looks a little bit Vallauris?

Vallauris was my first thought on this one as well!

I think some of the design is enamel rather than glaze. So it could be French - shame it’s not marked on the base. I thought that maybe the artist signature might be recognised.

Maybe Youen, France

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t15198-more-cave-ceramics-youen-pour-yves-alain-pleuven-hr-quimper-dlg-lurca

this is by gehel or jehel some are signed Paris not much known about them but some discussion (started by me) in thee "place des ours" french site I'll have to look it up as I can't remember they did "lampe berger" as well

http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t14233-jehel-gehel?highli

This is a mid century tiled top coffee table featuring bright red and orange tiles showing a pair of galloping horses and signed with what looks like Lphil?  Can anyone please help identify.

Makes me want to head back to the 70s. Lovely

Is the frame wood or metal?
It reminds me of those German chrome coffee tables with the brightly coloured
abstract tiles.
Vallauris maybe another possibility.

It’s French, by Gehel / Jehel

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t22327-horse-plate-by-gehel-jehel-paris-france

Hi- It's a metal frame and thank you for identifying the artist as Gehel / Jehel of Paris.

this is French Gehel or jehel some times marked Paris there is extensive info on the 'place de l'ours'    http://placedelours.superforum.fr/t14233-jehel-gehel?highlight=gehel oh I see a bit on this forum as well

Cheers, I thought it looked familiar