Boch Frères - Raymond Chevalier - Vase - 1199 - Earthenware - Vase BFK

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Art Deco glazed earthenware vase by Boch Frères Keramis La Louvière (model 1199), circa 1940–1950, 19.5 cm high with a 15 cm neck diameter and an 8.5 cm foot diameter, hand-painted floral decoration in green, orange and yellow on a cream background, brown border and gilded ring handles; stamped Made in Belgium / Fabrication Belge and in good condition apart from gold loss on the handles.

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This glazed earthenware vase is an authentic creation by the famous Belgian manufacturer Boch Frères Keramis La Louvière, produced during the Art Deco period. The piece features a substantial hand-painted floral decoration showcasing large stylized flowers in soft green, orange and yellow hues, centered with a blue core highlighted by black dots. This pattern stands out against a cream white background and is accompanied by geometric foliage in brown and black shades spread across the entire body. The flared neck as well as the circular pedestal foot receive a solid brown border embellished with discreet golden lines, while two entirely gilded ring-shaped handles flank the upper part. Under the base, the object bears the official black circular stamp of the brand including the mentions Made in Belgium and Fabrication Belge, associated with the model number 1199 incised into the body. The recorded dimensions are 19.5 cm in height, 15 cm in diameter at the neck and 8.5 cm in diameter for the foot. Regarding its condition, the overall structure and the glazed decoration are in good general condition without any chips or cracks, the only wear being located on the handles which show partial gold losses due to regular handling.

This glazed earthenware vase is an authentic creation by the famous Belgian manufacturer Boch Frères Keramis La Louvière, produced during the Art Deco period. The piece features a substantial hand-painted floral decoration showcasing large stylized flowers in soft green, orange and yellow hues, centered with a blue core highlighted by black dots. This pattern stands out against a cream white background and is accompanied by geometric foliage in brown and black shades spread across the entire body. The flared neck as well as the circular pedestal foot receive a solid brown border embellished with discreet golden lines, while two entirely gilded ring-shaped handles flank the upper part. Under the base, the object bears the official black circular stamp of the brand including the mentions Made in Belgium and Fabrication Belge, associated with the model number 1199 incised into the body. The recorded dimensions are 19.5 cm in height, 15 cm in diameter at the neck and 8.5 cm in diameter for the foot. Regarding its condition, the overall structure and the glazed decoration are in good general condition without any chips or cracks, the only wear being located on the handles which show partial gold losses due to regular handling.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
750 g
Title additional information
Vase BFK
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
1199
Designer/artist/maker
Raymond Chevalier
Material
Earthenware
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/brand
Boch Frères
Colour
Blue, Brown, Gold, Green
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
195 mm
Width
15 cm
Depth
85 mm
Estimated period
1940-1950
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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