Boch Frères, Keramis, Keramis Boch - Charles Catteau - Vase - Ovoid Vase Decor: D. 703 - Stoneware - The Mastery

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Ovoid vase with a clear neck, produced by Boch Frères Keramis in Belgium for La Maîtrise, designed by Charles Catteau in Art Deco style, made of stoneware (grès), model F.901 with decor D.703, signed Maurice Dufrene, height 24.5 cm, condition excellent with minimal signs of wear.

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Ovoid vase with a flared neck 25 cm!

The total surface is divided into six vertical panels by six white ribbons adorned with vertical green strokes. In each panel, at shoulder height, an extremely stylized flower. Marbled background.

Material: Stoneware
Technique: Slip-casting. Decor with printed outlines enhanced by glossy enamels in royal blue, burgundy, black, white, green and matte, orange and light blue. Background made of matte enamels in bottle green, blue and dark green layered and mingled.

Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.901 recessed
Decoration number: D.703 in black
Marks: “La Maîtrise" - made at Keramis - La Louvière (Belgium) in black
Signature: Maurice Dufrene in black
Dimensions: H: 245 - C: 68- B: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Déco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 422.

IMPORTANT
- See the numerous photos to accurately assess the exact condition of the object.
- You are buying the object in the condition in which it is presented on the

The white circle on the vase and the lighting effect!

The photos in the background are part of the description.
Careful shipment in a bespoke package with DPD or UPS or another insured service.

Ovoid vase with a flared neck 25 cm!

The total surface is divided into six vertical panels by six white ribbons adorned with vertical green strokes. In each panel, at shoulder height, an extremely stylized flower. Marbled background.

Material: Stoneware
Technique: Slip-casting. Decor with printed outlines enhanced by glossy enamels in royal blue, burgundy, black, white, green and matte, orange and light blue. Background made of matte enamels in bottle green, blue and dark green layered and mingled.

Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.901 recessed
Decoration number: D.703 in black
Marks: “La Maîtrise" - made at Keramis - La Louvière (Belgium) in black
Signature: Maurice Dufrene in black
Dimensions: H: 245 - C: 68- B: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Déco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 422.

IMPORTANT
- See the numerous photos to accurately assess the exact condition of the object.
- You are buying the object in the condition in which it is presented on the

The white circle on the vase and the lighting effect!

The photos in the background are part of the description.
Careful shipment in a bespoke package with DPD or UPS or another insured service.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
The Mastery
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
Ovoid Vase Decor: D. 703
Designer/artist/maker
Charles Catteau
Material
Stoneware
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/brand
Boch Frères, Keramis, Keramis Boch
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
24.5 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
985
Objects sold
97.44%
Private

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