Keramis Boch - Ernest d'Hossche - Vase - 29/58 - Earthenware - Vase Stripline XXL






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A floor-standing ceramic vase in faïence, designed by Ernest d'Hossche for Boch Freres Keramis and sold under the Keralux brand in the 1950s, model 29/58, with a glossy intense green glaze, geometric high-relief wickerwork decoration, a height of 38 cm, maximum width 13 cm, collar diameter 11 cm, weight 2250 g, Belgium origin, in good condition with age-related wear and minor staining and a darker glaze run from firing visible in the photos.
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This large XXL ceramic floor vase corresponds to the model numbered 29/58, designed by Ernest d' Hossche for the Belgian manufacturer Boch Freres Keramis and marketed under the Keralux brand during the 1950s. The piece stands out for its prominent geometric high-relief decoration mimicking an intricate wickerwork or basket weave pattern, highlighted by an intense glossy monochrome green glaze. The underside of the base bears the manufacturer's mark along with the incised form reference number. The impressive dimensions of this item show a height of 38 cm with a maximum width of 13 cm and a collar diameter measuring 11 cm, for an individual and total weight of 2250 g. Regarding its condition, the overall structure is particularly well preserved, though it features a darker glaze run that occurred during the original factory firing process, a technical manufacturing design element that is clearly visible in the detailed photographs.
This large XXL ceramic floor vase corresponds to the model numbered 29/58, designed by Ernest d' Hossche for the Belgian manufacturer Boch Freres Keramis and marketed under the Keralux brand during the 1950s. The piece stands out for its prominent geometric high-relief decoration mimicking an intricate wickerwork or basket weave pattern, highlighted by an intense glossy monochrome green glaze. The underside of the base bears the manufacturer's mark along with the incised form reference number. The impressive dimensions of this item show a height of 38 cm with a maximum width of 13 cm and a collar diameter measuring 11 cm, for an individual and total weight of 2250 g. Regarding its condition, the overall structure is particularly well preserved, though it features a darker glaze run that occurred during the original factory firing process, a technical manufacturing design element that is clearly visible in the detailed photographs.
