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This is an original piece of Dutch modern studio pottery: a large incense burner that can also be used as a hurricane lamp. It is in very good condition.
Designer / Ceramist: The large incised initials HM stand for Hannie Mein (1933–2003), one of the most renowned Dutch potters of the mid-century period. Her work is instantly recognizable by its hand-formed, robust style and earthy glazes.
Assistant's signature: The letters EHB at the bottom right stand for Elly H. Blaauw, who worked as an assistant in Hannie Mein's studio. This indicates that the object was designed by Hannie Mein and thrown or decorated (in part) by Elly Blaauw.
Model number: The incised number at the top is the model or serial number (1019).
In 1988, Hannie Mein was one of the founders of the SKN (Foundation of Northern Netherlands Ceramists).
The appreciation for her work and artistry is evidenced by the "Hannie Mein Art Prize," established in 2006.
Circumference: 55 cm; height: 13 cm; width
Weight: 747 grams

Dit is een origineel stuk Nederlands modern studio-aardewerk: Grote wierookbrander, ook te gebruiken als windlicht.  In zeer goede staat.
Ontwerper / Keramist: De grote ingekraste initialen HM staan voor Hannie Mein (1933–2003), een van de bekendste Nederlandse pottenbakkers van de mid-century periode. Haar werk is zeer herkenbaar aan de handgevormde, stoere stijl en aardse glazuren.
Signatuur van de assistent: De letters EHB rechtsonder staan voor Elly H. Blaauw, die als assistente in het atelier van Hannie Mein werkte. Dit betekent dat het object is ontworpen door Hannie Mein en (mede) is gedraaid of gedecoreerd door Elly Blaauw.
Modelnummer: Het ingekraste nummer bovenaan is het model- of serienummer (1019).
In 1988 was Hannie Mein een van de oprichters van de SKN, Stichting Keramisten Noord-Nederland.
De waardering voor haar werk en  kunstenaarschap blijkt uit de in 2006 in het leven geroepen "Hannie Mein Kunstprijs".
Omtrek:  55 cm,hoogte 13 cm,breed 
Gewicht : 747 gram

This is an original piece of Dutch modern studio pottery: a large incense burner that can also be used as a hurricane lamp. It is in very good condition.
Designer / Ceramist: The large incised initials HM stand for Hannie Mein (1933–2003), one of the most renowned Dutch potters of the mid-century period. Her work is instantly recognizable by its hand-formed, robust style and earthy glazes.
Assistant's signature: The letters EHB at the bottom right stand for Elly H. Blaauw, who worked as an assistant in Hannie Mein's studio. This indicates that the object was designed by Hannie Mein and thrown or decorated (in part) by Elly Blaauw.
Model number: The incised number at the top is the model or serial number (1019).
In 1988, Hannie Mein was one of the founders of the SKN (Foundation of Northern Netherlands Ceramists).
The appreciation for her work and artistry is evidenced by the "Hannie Mein Art Prize," established in 2006.
Circumference: 55 cm; height: 13 cm
Weight: 747 grams

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Hannie Mein 1933-2003 - Incense burner - black ceramic clay - lantern

Netherlands - 1950-1960

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