Vienna Collection - Heide Warlamis - Vase - Ceramic
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A sculptural white glazed porcelain object by Heide Warlamis for the Vienna Collection, measuring 31 cm high, 15 cm wide and about 18.5 cm deep, in excellent barely used condition with one minor chip on the bottom feet.
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Heide Warlamis - Vienna Collection.
height: 31 cm / 12 inches
width: 15 cm / 6 inches
depth: 18.5 cm / 7 inches
In great condition. Barely used.
Only misses one minor chip on bottom feet!
Heide Warlamis – Vienna Collection – Sculptural Porcelain Object
A striking and highly distinctive porcelain design object by Austrian designer Heide Warlamis, created as part of her renowned Vienna Collection.
The sculptural composition combines angular geometric forms, curved elements and a separate spherical component. The white glazed porcelain is decorated with Warlamis’ characteristic black geometric graphics, creating a playful yet highly architectural appearance.
The Vienna Collection was developed by Heide Warlamis from 1981 onwards and became internationally recognized for its combination of Viennese design tradition with avant-garde and postmodern influences. Warlamis established the Vienna Collection porcelain manufactory in Schrems, Austria, in 1985, where the demanding porcelain designs were produced.
Her work is represented in important museum collections, including the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts Vienna, the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt, and other international collections. Museum documentation identifies Vienna Collection pieces by Warlamis as postmodern design and records their production in porcelain with glazed and screen-printed decoration.
The underside of this piece carries the Vienna Collection / Heide Warlamis maker’s mark and facsimile signature.
A particularly interesting collectible for enthusiasts of Austrian design, postmodernism, Vienna design and collectible porcelain.
Designer: Heide Warlamis
Collection: Vienna Collection
Manufacturer: Vienna Collection Porzellanmanufaktur, Schrems, Austria
Material: Glazed porcelain
Colour: White with black graphic decoration
Period: 1980s/1990s
Style: Postmodern / Viennese design / Memphis-influenced
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Related names for collector searches:
Josef Hoffmann, Adolf Loos, Ettore Sottsass, Alessandro Mendini, Michele De Lucchi, Matteo Thun, Bruno Munari, Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Shipped well packed, secured and tracked.
Seller's Story
Collector and seller of mostly rare and unique items, prints, and books from our own collection.
Translated by Google TranslateHeide Warlamis - Vienna Collection.
height: 31 cm / 12 inches
width: 15 cm / 6 inches
depth: 18.5 cm / 7 inches
In great condition. Barely used.
Only misses one minor chip on bottom feet!
Heide Warlamis – Vienna Collection – Sculptural Porcelain Object
A striking and highly distinctive porcelain design object by Austrian designer Heide Warlamis, created as part of her renowned Vienna Collection.
The sculptural composition combines angular geometric forms, curved elements and a separate spherical component. The white glazed porcelain is decorated with Warlamis’ characteristic black geometric graphics, creating a playful yet highly architectural appearance.
The Vienna Collection was developed by Heide Warlamis from 1981 onwards and became internationally recognized for its combination of Viennese design tradition with avant-garde and postmodern influences. Warlamis established the Vienna Collection porcelain manufactory in Schrems, Austria, in 1985, where the demanding porcelain designs were produced.
Her work is represented in important museum collections, including the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts Vienna, the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt, and other international collections. Museum documentation identifies Vienna Collection pieces by Warlamis as postmodern design and records their production in porcelain with glazed and screen-printed decoration.
The underside of this piece carries the Vienna Collection / Heide Warlamis maker’s mark and facsimile signature.
A particularly interesting collectible for enthusiasts of Austrian design, postmodernism, Vienna design and collectible porcelain.
Designer: Heide Warlamis
Collection: Vienna Collection
Manufacturer: Vienna Collection Porzellanmanufaktur, Schrems, Austria
Material: Glazed porcelain
Colour: White with black graphic decoration
Period: 1980s/1990s
Style: Postmodern / Viennese design / Memphis-influenced
Search terms
Heide Warlamis, Warlamis, Vienna Collection, Vienna Collection Porcelain, Austrian design, Austrian ceramics, Austrian porcelain, Viennese design, Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna Secession, Wiener Art Deco, Postmodern design, Memphis design, Memphis style, Bauhaus, 1980s design, 1990s design, geometric design, geometric sculpture, sculptural porcelain, designer porcelain, collectible ceramics, studio ceramics, modernist ceramics, porcelain sculpture, Schrems, Austria
Related names for collector searches:
Josef Hoffmann, Adolf Loos, Ettore Sottsass, Alessandro Mendini, Michele De Lucchi, Matteo Thun, Bruno Munari, Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Shipped well packed, secured and tracked.
Seller's Story
Collector and seller of mostly rare and unique items, prints, and books from our own collection.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Austria
Designer/artist/maker
Heide Warlamis
Material
Ceramic
Style
Contemporary
Manufacturer/brand
Vienna Collection
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
31 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
19 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
