AK Kaiser, Royal KPM, Jaeger & Co. PMR - Manfred Frey - Vase (4) - Biscuit porcelain

4 x biscuit porcelain in Op Art style of the 1960s-70s, German quality porcelain.

1. Bonbonniere, AK Kaiser (Alboth & Kaiser)
Model number 511
Height 14 cm, 10.5 x 10.5 cm
Condition: mint

Design: Manfred Frey
Frey shaped the face of the traditional Kaiser Porcelain manufactory (formerly known as AK Alboth & Kaiser) for more than six decades as the first modeler and head of the model department. His designs made the company internationally renowned in the post-war period.

Material & appearance:
Matt biscuit porcelain with a relief floral or tree-like decor and matching lid.

Style:
Mid-Century Modern / Op-Art of the 1960s/1970s. The relief uses stylized fan- or tree-like natural structures.

2. Baluster vase, PMR Jaeger & Co. Marktredwitz Bavaria
Model number 1105
Height 17 cm, Diameter 4.5-9-7 cm
Condition: mint

Design: The vase impresses with an embossed relief decor in the form of a stylized bloom or sun (radiant pattern) on a finely textured surface.

3. Cylinder vase, Royal Porcelain KPM, hand-painted
Model number 624/2
Height 18.5 cm, Diameter 6.5 to 7.5 cm
Condition: mint

Style: Classical Mid-Century Modern and Op-Art design. The geometrically abstract relief band in the middle is a typical stylistic element of this era.

4. Baluster vase, Royal Porcelain KPM
Model number 724/0
Height 9.5 cm, 8 x 8 cm
Decor: This vase is distinguished by a square base, a curving bottle neck, and an elegant fan- or peacock-like relief pattern on the side surfaces.
Condition: mint

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All information provided to the best of our knowledge.
Please refer to the attached photos. Any flaws are marked.
Color deviations from photo to original are possible.
Usage and/or storage marks may be present due to age.
Irregularities in glaze and ceramics are typical of the product type and do not constitute a defect.

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