Keramis, Boch Frères, Keramis Boch - Charles Catteau, Jacques Adnet - Vase - D.1017 - Creamware

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Estimate  € 1,300 - € 1,500
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€4
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€3
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€2

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Rare ovoid vase in fine faience, decorated by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau at La Maîtrise, Paris 1925–1926, with a geometric cobalt blue and brown motif on a crackled white ground, stamped Made in Belgium Boch La Louvière F.901 and D.1017, height 24.5 cm, width 6.8 cm and depth 11.5 cm, in excellent barely used condition.

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Very rare oval vase with a geometric decoration!!
Decoration sought after by collectors!!

Decoration realized by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau at La Maîtrise exhibition Paris 1925-1926.

On the body, a frieze of a blue cobalt and brown geometric enamel decoration, on a crackled white background. Neck rim enhanced with a cobalt blue band.

Material: Fine faience
Technique: Cast form. Decoration with printed contours and filled with cobalt blue and brown enamels on a white background. Cracks especially visible in the white.
Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Shape number: F.901 and K impressed
Decoration number: D.1017 in black
Dating: 1925-1926 Paris Expo
Marks: Brown round seal: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes- La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: La Maîtrise - Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 245 - Ø: 68 - W: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Deco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced page 233.

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Very rare oval vase with a geometric decoration!!
Decoration sought after by collectors!!

Decoration realized by Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau at La Maîtrise exhibition Paris 1925-1926.

On the body, a frieze of a blue cobalt and brown geometric enamel decoration, on a crackled white background. Neck rim enhanced with a cobalt blue band.

Material: Fine faience
Technique: Cast form. Decoration with printed contours and filled with cobalt blue and brown enamels on a white background. Cracks especially visible in the white.
Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Shape number: F.901 and K impressed
Decoration number: D.1017 in black
Dating: 1925-1926 Paris Expo
Marks: Brown round seal: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes- La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: La Maîtrise - Jacques Adnet for Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 245 - Ø: 68 - W: 115

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Deco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced page 233.

IMPORTANT
- See the numerous photos to accurately assess the object's exact condition.
- You are buying the object in the condition as presented in the photos

Photos are part of the description.
Secure shipment with insurance via Bpost or DPD or UPS

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
D.1017
Designer/artist/maker
Charles Catteau, Jacques Adnet
Material
Creamware
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
Decor
Geometric
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
988
Objects sold
97.37%
Private

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