Emil Fischer - Vase (2) - Number 1324 - Ceramic - Hand signed
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Set of two Hungarian Art Nouveau ceramic vases from Emil Fischer's workshop, circa 1900–1910, hand painted and hand signed, each 18 cm high and 12 cm in diameter, in excellent condition with one small chip on the bottom rim.
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Set of two fantastic Hungarian Art Nouveau decorative vases: from the workshop of the famous ceramicist Emil Fischer! A beautiful hand-painted work, with characteristic Hungarian floral and tulip motifs. With magnificent colors… We can also find such glazes and contours on the Art Nouveau motifs of Béla Pálinkás.
The articulated, tulip-like vase shape is also very special and unique, typical Fischer (Number 1324)! The workshop wanted to differentiate itself from the competition in several ways, including that anyone could purchase this type of vase in its natural, rolled state, paint it on site and it was fired… unique works were created, often with personal recommendations. Today, they are very rare, they have become coveted pieces in collections!
From the period between 1900-1910… this was perhaps the most famous era of the workshop! With designers Sándor Nagy, Pál Horti, Béla Pálinkás!
Marked on the bottom emboss and hand signed by pencil.
In excellent vintage condition, with minimal traces of time and use. One small chip on the bottom rim - practically invisible in normal position.
Approximate dimensions - Height: 18 cm. Diameter max: 12 cm. Weight: 420 g. (piece)
All information provided to the best of my knowledge and belief. Pictures are part of description. This lot will be carefully packaged and send by registered mail.
Set of two fantastic Hungarian Art Nouveau decorative vases: from the workshop of the famous ceramicist Emil Fischer! A beautiful hand-painted work, with characteristic Hungarian floral and tulip motifs. With magnificent colors… We can also find such glazes and contours on the Art Nouveau motifs of Béla Pálinkás.
The articulated, tulip-like vase shape is also very special and unique, typical Fischer (Number 1324)! The workshop wanted to differentiate itself from the competition in several ways, including that anyone could purchase this type of vase in its natural, rolled state, paint it on site and it was fired… unique works were created, often with personal recommendations. Today, they are very rare, they have become coveted pieces in collections!
From the period between 1900-1910… this was perhaps the most famous era of the workshop! With designers Sándor Nagy, Pál Horti, Béla Pálinkás!
Marked on the bottom emboss and hand signed by pencil.
In excellent vintage condition, with minimal traces of time and use. One small chip on the bottom rim - practically invisible in normal position.
Approximate dimensions - Height: 18 cm. Diameter max: 12 cm. Weight: 420 g. (piece)
All information provided to the best of my knowledge and belief. Pictures are part of description. This lot will be carefully packaged and send by registered mail.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
420 g
Title additional information
Hand signed
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Hungary
Model
Number 1324
Designer/artist/maker
Emil Fischer
Material
Ceramic
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
18 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
12 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
