Keramis Boch - Vase - Iznikdecor - Earthenware - Form 721 - Decor D69

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Beautiful, multi‑coloured Art Deco ceramic vase by Boch Frères Keramis La Louvière from 1930–1940, with the Iznik D.69 décor (form 721), crackled glaze, a dark blue neck and foot rim, measuring 24 cm high, 21 cm wide, 21 cm deep, and weighing 1.540 kg, marked on the base Keramis – Made in Belgium, D.69 and form number 721, in used good condition with signs of age and minor spots, and a chip at the stand ring.

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Gorgeous spherical vase by Boch Frères Keramis from La Louvière, executed in fine Belgian faience, dating from 1930–1940.

The vase bears the well-known Iznik decor D.69, which was associated with designer Charles Catteau. The richly worked decoration is inspired by the historic ceramics from Turkish Iznik. Stylized flowers, leaves and graceful tendrils are rendered in vibrant cobalt blue, turquoise-green and orange-red on a cream-colored ground.

The surface shows a beautiful network of craquelure, characteristic of this type of glazed faience. The dark blue neck and foot rims form a nice contrast with the colorful floral decor.

Marked on the bottom with “Keramis – Made in Belgium”, the decor number D.69 and an impressed shape number 721.

The vase is in a beautiful used condition, with signs of age and craquelure appropriate to its age. At the bottom of the base ring there is a chip/damage, clearly visible in the photos. The small white speck on the vase is not flaking off, but an irregularity in the ceramic or glaze.

Height: 24 cm
Circumference: 65 cm
Foot diameter: 12 cm
Weight: 1,540 kg

A particularly decorative and collectible Art Deco vase of Belgian manufacture, which will appeal to both collectors of Boch Frères La Louvière and lovers of fine interwar ceramics.

Carefully packaged and sent with track and trace.

Gorgeous spherical vase by Boch Frères Keramis from La Louvière, executed in fine Belgian faience, dating from 1930–1940.

The vase bears the well-known Iznik decor D.69, which was associated with designer Charles Catteau. The richly worked decoration is inspired by the historic ceramics from Turkish Iznik. Stylized flowers, leaves and graceful tendrils are rendered in vibrant cobalt blue, turquoise-green and orange-red on a cream-colored ground.

The surface shows a beautiful network of craquelure, characteristic of this type of glazed faience. The dark blue neck and foot rims form a nice contrast with the colorful floral decor.

Marked on the bottom with “Keramis – Made in Belgium”, the decor number D.69 and an impressed shape number 721.

The vase is in a beautiful used condition, with signs of age and craquelure appropriate to its age. At the bottom of the base ring there is a chip/damage, clearly visible in the photos. The small white speck on the vase is not flaking off, but an irregularity in the ceramic or glaze.

Height: 24 cm
Circumference: 65 cm
Foot diameter: 12 cm
Weight: 1,540 kg

A particularly decorative and collectible Art Deco vase of Belgian manufacture, which will appeal to both collectors of Boch Frères La Louvière and lovers of fine interwar ceramics.

Carefully packaged and sent with track and trace.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Form 721 - Decor D69
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
Iznikdecor
Material
Earthenware
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/brand
Keramis Boch
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
24 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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