Vintage vaasjes in keramiek per stuk te koop

VASE #01 LEFT
Left vase with blueish bottom line: Dümler & Breiden West-Germany polar vase from the 1970s

Dümler & Breiden was founded in 1883 by Peter Dümler and his brother-in-law Albert Breiden. The factory was located in the Höhr-Grenzhausen region, not far from Koblenz in western Germany. During the late 19th century and early 20th century, the company produced beer steins and punch bowls.

By the 1950s and 1960s, the company had become one of West Germany's leading manufacturers of ceramics. They produced a wide range of forms that were characterized by flamboyant and quirky styles and color combinations that were considered to be of good quality.

Their products were made of white clay and were marked with the image of crossed swords that incorporated the initials D and B as pommels. The markings included form and size numbers and the word GERMANY (generally no W or WEST) in distinctive block capital letters. Pieces can be found with our without the company logo, with or without the word STUDIO, and they are sometimes embossed and sometimes incised.

The best known designers for D&B were Ernst Dümler, Paul Zimmerling and Rudolf Christmann, and the most sought-after designs are Domino, Polar and Saturn.

The company ceased operations in 1992.

VASE ON THE LEFT
18breedx16hoog
🏷38,-

VASE MIDDLE
Kruik met handvat
17cm hoog x 11dia
🏷15,-

VASE ON THE RIGHT
Laagste vaas/pot/kruik, handig voor cactus
17x10,5cm hoog
Bertoncello
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Vintage sixties keramiek van Bertoncello voor Schiavon in perfecte staat.
Vase bertoncello par Roberto Rigon. Vase sculpture style futuriste des années 1960. Vase céramique d’art. Objet design italien.

This chic work of mid-century Modern ceramic is by Italian pottery Bertoncello Ceramiche D'Arte (estd. c. 1956 - c. 1999). The sculptural and tactile form presents softly geometric influences of Modernist design as well as design qualities reminiscent of Art Deco Bauhaus geometricism. The overall shape is that of abstract jug vase with ridged detail and the dramatic handle created from the circular piercing.

The sumptuous glaze is immensely silky, not overtly glossy and invites touch. It is also one of two Bertoncello signature glazes and visually as a refined blending of rich, Vanilla Cream that is feathered with deep sienna, giving additional depth. Take a step back to view this piece as a whole and the effect resembles leather or marbled stone.
Like many other Italian potteries that were popular during the mid-century period, little is known about the pottery but the exceptional quality of design undeniably speaks for itself.

CONDITION
Excellent. No chips, cracks or repairs. 

🏷45,-