eigen atelier - Louis Bogtman - Hobby box - Wood
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Description from the seller
Offered: a decorative wooden lidded pot by Louis Bogtman from the Amsterdam School period, circa 1910 - 1920.
This lidded pot features a characteristic batik decoration, including black and warm earthy tones, with geometric and organic motifs.
The pot has an attractively formed lid with a wooden knob and is marked on the bottom.
Condition: Original state, with no repairs or restorations. With normal signs of use and aging.
The dimensions of this lidded pot, including the lid, are approximately 10.5 cm high and about 9.5 cm in diameter.
About: Louis Bogtman had a remarkable career. He was successful as a designer of applied arts in the Amsterdam School style and made a turn to the world of singing in the 1930s.
Bogtman worked from 1915 in his uncle Willem Bogtman’s glass workshop in Haarlem. He then worked in the decorative arts workshop that was founded in 1917 by his father, Cornelis Bogtman, in Hilversum. The family workshop became best known for batik-covered wooden furniture and other utilitarian objects such as storage boxes, bookends, clocks and bowls in the Amsterdam School style. Other materials used included textile, glass, Eternit, metal, earthenware and celluloid. Bogtman also made ceramics in Denmark, where he died in 1969.
Around 1935 the workshop closed. Louis Bogtman began performing in domestic and international venues under the name Laurens Bogtman from 1932 as an oratorio and art song singer.
This lot is carefully packaged and shipped worldwide via PostNL through the Catawiki shipping service.
Offered: a decorative wooden lidded pot by Louis Bogtman from the Amsterdam School period, circa 1910 - 1920.
This lidded pot features a characteristic batik decoration, including black and warm earthy tones, with geometric and organic motifs.
The pot has an attractively formed lid with a wooden knob and is marked on the bottom.
Condition: Original state, with no repairs or restorations. With normal signs of use and aging.
The dimensions of this lidded pot, including the lid, are approximately 10.5 cm high and about 9.5 cm in diameter.
About: Louis Bogtman had a remarkable career. He was successful as a designer of applied arts in the Amsterdam School style and made a turn to the world of singing in the 1930s.
Bogtman worked from 1915 in his uncle Willem Bogtman’s glass workshop in Haarlem. He then worked in the decorative arts workshop that was founded in 1917 by his father, Cornelis Bogtman, in Hilversum. The family workshop became best known for batik-covered wooden furniture and other utilitarian objects such as storage boxes, bookends, clocks and bowls in the Amsterdam School style. Other materials used included textile, glass, Eternit, metal, earthenware and celluloid. Bogtman also made ceramics in Denmark, where he died in 1969.
Around 1935 the workshop closed. Louis Bogtman began performing in domestic and international venues under the name Laurens Bogtman from 1932 as an oratorio and art song singer.
This lot is carefully packaged and shipped worldwide via PostNL through the Catawiki shipping service.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
eigen atelier
Material
Wood
Designer/artist/maker
Louis Bogtman
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
10.5 cm
Width
9.5 cm
Depth
9.5 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
