Ernest Patris - Ewer - Stoneware
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A steengoed vase by Belgian maker Ernest Patris, dating from 1940–1950, measuring 31.5 cm in height, 24 cm wide and 13 cm in diameter, weighing about 2.25 kg, in as-new condition and intended as a decorative piece rather than for daily use.
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Ernest Patris' unique stoneware jug
Ernest Patris was a fairly prolific Walloon artist who primarily created sculpture and ceramics. He began his career in the 1930s. Ernest Patris (1909-1981) developed a style inspired by Art Nouveau, but often with something macabre, as here with two prominent black child- or angel-heads.
This jug with two faces also refers to his sculpture work in which he realized many heads.
The jug is in pristine condition and has likely served as an ornament rather than a utilitarian object. The material used is stoneware (grès) and shows no kiln faults.
Weight 2.25 kg
Ernest Patris' unique stoneware jug
Ernest Patris was a fairly prolific Walloon artist who primarily created sculpture and ceramics. He began his career in the 1930s. Ernest Patris (1909-1981) developed a style inspired by Art Nouveau, but often with something macabre, as here with two prominent black child- or angel-heads.
This jug with two faces also refers to his sculpture work in which he realized many heads.
The jug is in pristine condition and has likely served as an ornament rather than a utilitarian object. The material used is stoneware (grès) and shows no kiln faults.
Weight 2.25 kg
Details
Era
1900-2000
Material
Stoneware
Manufacturer/brand
Ernest Patris
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
As new - unused
Height
31.5 cm
Width
24 cm
Diameter
13 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
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