Keramis Boch - Ernest d'Hossche - Vase - 35/56 - Earthenware - Vase Stripline





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Ovoid glazed ceramic vase designed by Ernest D'Hossche for Keralux in the 1950s, model 35/56, green with a raised geometric weave pattern; 38 cm high, 15 cm maximum diameter, 10 cm neck diameter, weighs 2000 g, in excellent condition with a minor glaze drip at the upper part.
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Ovoid-shaped glazed ceramic vase from the famous Luxembourgish manufacture Keralux, a creation by designer Ernest D'Hossche dating from the 1950s. This shape piece bears the model reference number 35 / 56 and features a distinctive raised graphic pattern mimicking intricate geometric wickerwork or weaving, covered in a glossy enamel of a deep nuanced green color. The measurements of this art piece show a total height of 38 cm, a maximum diameter of 15 cm and a neck diameter of 10 cm. The total weight of this vase is 2000 g. The item does not show any visible signature markings in the photographs. Regarding its condition, this ceramic piece is in excellent overall form, the body only displaying a glaze drip from its production and kiln firing which is visible on the upper section.
Ovoid-shaped glazed ceramic vase from the famous Luxembourgish manufacture Keralux, a creation by designer Ernest D'Hossche dating from the 1950s. This shape piece bears the model reference number 35 / 56 and features a distinctive raised graphic pattern mimicking intricate geometric wickerwork or weaving, covered in a glossy enamel of a deep nuanced green color. The measurements of this art piece show a total height of 38 cm, a maximum diameter of 15 cm and a neck diameter of 10 cm. The total weight of this vase is 2000 g. The item does not show any visible signature markings in the photographs. Regarding its condition, this ceramic piece is in excellent overall form, the body only displaying a glaze drip from its production and kiln firing which is visible on the upper section.

