Arzberg, Royal KPM Bavaria, e.a. - Werner Búnck e.a. - Vase (5) - Porcelain - white porcelain vases
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Five white porcelain vases from mid‑century Germany in good used condition with minor signs of aging, including a large Arzberg Corsa cnospa vase designed by Werner Búnck in 1980, with other pieces attributed to Royal KPM Bavaria or Tirschenreuth Bavaria and heights ranging from 14 to 24 cm.
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Five white porcelain vases,
middle of the 20th century
This quintet of vases is an example of the refined German porcelain industry in the 50s/60s of the 20th century.
The largest – also the most beautiful – vase, is from the Corsa cnospa series by Arzberg.
Design from 1980 by Werner Búnck.
The vase has an organic form: from the three knobs the top unfolds like a flower.
Height 24 cm, top diameter 12 cm, bottom diameter 6.5 cm.
A vase with a ‘thistle’ relief pattern in the porcelain, the broad foot tapers into a narrow neck.
Has a small hairline crack.
Underside marked: Tirschenreuth Bavaria.
Height 24 cm, bottom diameter 9.5 cm, neck diameter 5.5 cm.
A straight, eight-lobed vase with at the edge and at the rim sparse floral motifs below and above.
Not marked but almost certainly Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1077/20.
Height 20 cm, diameter 7.5 cm.
A vase with on the ‘belly’ a graceful relief pattern.
Also not marked but likewise almost certainly Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1044/19.
Height 19 cm, belly diameter 9 cm, neck diameter 6 cm.
The vase with a wide collar has subtle decoration at the neck and foot.
Underside marked: Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1610/14.
Height 14 cm, bottom diameter 6 cm, top diameter 9.5 cm.
Apart from the noted hairline crack, all vases are in good condition.
Five white porcelain vases,
middle of the 20th century
This quintet of vases is an example of the refined German porcelain industry in the 50s/60s of the 20th century.
The largest – also the most beautiful – vase, is from the Corsa cnospa series by Arzberg.
Design from 1980 by Werner Búnck.
The vase has an organic form: from the three knobs the top unfolds like a flower.
Height 24 cm, top diameter 12 cm, bottom diameter 6.5 cm.
A vase with a ‘thistle’ relief pattern in the porcelain, the broad foot tapers into a narrow neck.
Has a small hairline crack.
Underside marked: Tirschenreuth Bavaria.
Height 24 cm, bottom diameter 9.5 cm, neck diameter 5.5 cm.
A straight, eight-lobed vase with at the edge and at the rim sparse floral motifs below and above.
Not marked but almost certainly Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1077/20.
Height 20 cm, diameter 7.5 cm.
A vase with on the ‘belly’ a graceful relief pattern.
Also not marked but likewise almost certainly Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1044/19.
Height 19 cm, belly diameter 9 cm, neck diameter 6 cm.
The vase with a wide collar has subtle decoration at the neck and foot.
Underside marked: Royal KPM Bavaria, blind mark 1610/14.
Height 14 cm, bottom diameter 6 cm, top diameter 9.5 cm.
Apart from the noted hairline crack, all vases are in good condition.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
white porcelain vases
Number of objects
5
Country of origin
Germany
Designer/artist/maker
Werner Búnck e.a.
Material
Porcelain
Style
Mid-century modern
Manufacturer/brand
Arzberg, Royal KPM Bavaria, e.a.
Colour
White
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
Second half of the 20th century
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