Keramis, Boch Frères, Keramis Boch - Charles Catteau, Jacques Adnet - Vase - D.1017 - Creamware

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€1,025
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€975
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€925

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Rare ovoid faience vase with a geometric cobalt blue and brown décor on a crackled white glaze, designed by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau for the Maîtrise expo in Paris 1925–1926, model D.1017 with F.901 and K marks, Boch La Louvière workshop, height 24.5 cm, signed La Maîtrise – Jacques Adnet pour Charles Catteau, in excellent condition.

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Very rare egg-shaped vase with geometric decoration!!
Decor sought after by collectors!!

Decoration realized by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau, La Maîtrise, Paris Expo 1925-1926.

On the body, a frieze of a blue cobalt and brown geometric enamel decoration on a crackled white background. Neck rim enhanced by a cobalt blue band.

Material: Fine earthenware
Technique: Cast form. Decoration with printed outlines filled with cobalt blue and brown enamels on white background. Cracks especially visible in the white.
Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.901 and K impressed
Decoration number: D.1017 in black
Dating: 1925-1926 Paris Expo
Marks: Round brown stamp: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes- La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: La Maîtrise - Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 245 - C: 68 - B: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Déco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 233.

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Very rare egg-shaped vase with geometric decoration!!
Decor sought after by collectors!!

Decoration realized by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau, La Maîtrise, Paris Expo 1925-1926.

On the body, a frieze of a blue cobalt and brown geometric enamel decoration on a crackled white background. Neck rim enhanced by a cobalt blue band.

Material: Fine earthenware
Technique: Cast form. Decoration with printed outlines filled with cobalt blue and brown enamels on white background. Cracks especially visible in the white.
Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.901 and K impressed
Decoration number: D.1017 in black
Dating: 1925-1926 Paris Expo
Marks: Round brown stamp: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes- La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: La Maîtrise - Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 245 - C: 68 - B: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Déco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 233.

IMPORTANT
- See the numerous photos to properly assess the object's exact condition.
- You buy the object in the condition presented in the photos

Photos are part of the description.
Secure shipment with insurance via Bpost or DPD or UPS

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
D.1017
Designer/artist/maker
Charles Catteau, Jacques Adnet
Material
Creamware
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/brand
Boch Frères, Keramis, Keramis Boch
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
24.5 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Decor
Geometric
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
983
Objects sold
97.67%
Private

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