Jan van Stolk - Plate - Earthenware
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This 27 cm earthenware dish, designed and made by Jan van Stolk in his own studio around 1960–1970, is hand-thrown and painted with a fantastical animal motif and is in excellent condition with minimal signs of use and age.
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A hand-turned and painted plate depicting a fantasy creature. Design by and execution by Jan van Stolk in his own studio.
A wonderful and beautiful piece of studio ceramics by this well-known ceramic artist and mentor to Wim Fiege, Marianna Franken, and Jaap Dommisse.
Seller's Story
We welcome you to a homely environment in the center of Leerdam. In addition to our collection of Leerdam glass, we have a beautiful collection of ceramics and visual art, from modern to classical. All our sales are shipped insured, but you are also always welcome to pick them up yourself. Look us up on Google or come by sometime. Our motto: a small gallery with big names!
Translated by Google TranslateA hand-turned and painted plate depicting a fantasy creature. Design by and execution by Jan van Stolk in his own studio.
A wonderful and beautiful piece of studio ceramics by this well-known ceramic artist and mentor to Wim Fiege, Marianna Franken, and Jaap Dommisse.
Seller's Story
We welcome you to a homely environment in the center of Leerdam. In addition to our collection of Leerdam glass, we have a beautiful collection of ceramics and visual art, from modern to classical. All our sales are shipped insured, but you are also always welcome to pick them up yourself. Look us up on Google or come by sometime. Our motto: a small gallery with big names!
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Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Designer/artist/maker
Jan van Stolk
Material
Earthenware
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
4 cm
Width
27 cm
Depth
27 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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