Bottle vase - Stoneware - Brutalist bottle vase





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Brutalist stoneware bottle vase from the mid‑century (c. 1960–1970), with a drippy orange/flame glaze over a dark textured ground, signed CHES, 11 cm wide, 24.5 cm high, 11 cm deep, weighing 1.7 kg, in good used condition with minor signs of aging and stains.
Description from the seller
The selected object is a brutalist stoneware (earthenware) bottle vase from the mid-century.
Style: Brutalist handmade studio ceramics, characterized by a raw and earthy character.
Glaze: A striking drippy glaze with a vivid orange/flame-red top layer over a dark, textural base. This expressive glaze technique is closely related to the well-known West German and European Fat Lava style from the 1960s and 1970s.
Form: A robust, organic bottle-vase shape with a raised, narrow opening.
signed CHES
good condition with a firing fault at the bottom, see the black area and bottom; a small piece is missing at the edge of the base, see photos.
Photos are part of the description.
It will be well packed and shipped with a tracking code.
The selected object is a brutalist stoneware (earthenware) bottle vase from the mid-century.
Style: Brutalist handmade studio ceramics, characterized by a raw and earthy character.
Glaze: A striking drippy glaze with a vivid orange/flame-red top layer over a dark, textural base. This expressive glaze technique is closely related to the well-known West German and European Fat Lava style from the 1960s and 1970s.
Form: A robust, organic bottle-vase shape with a raised, narrow opening.
signed CHES
good condition with a firing fault at the bottom, see the black area and bottom; a small piece is missing at the edge of the base, see photos.
Photos are part of the description.
It will be well packed and shipped with a tracking code.

