Tradition Céramique germanique de Munich - Vase - Ceramic

Ceramic vase from Munich, 1890–1910.

Bavarian workshops of this period produced moulded ceramics with pronounced relief.

Vegetal and animal motifs.

Surface finished with a black engobe applied over a light clay body, a traditional technique used in German ceramics at the end of the 19th century.

Model number impressed under the base (521).

Partially preserved original paper label.

Height: 30 cm.

Good overall condition.

Localized wear to the black engobe on one area of the body, where the surface coating has partially worn away, consistent with age and handling.

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Munich ceramic vase, 1890–1910.

The Bavarian workshops worked with relief-molded ceramics.

Botanical and animal decor.

Surface treatment with a black engobe applied to a light-colored clay, a traditional method of Germanic Ceramics from the late 19th century.

Model numbering under base (521).

Old paper tag partially preserved.

Height: 30 cm.

Good overall condition

Wear to the black engobe over a patch of the pot’s body that has partially worn away, probably after firing heavily.