Vase (2) - Stoneware - Hein Severijns






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This pair of hand-thrown stoneware vases by Hein Severijns was made in the Netherlands in 1977, signed and dated by the artist, and features brown crystalline glazes.
Description from the seller
Hein Severijns (1936–2023) – Exquisite Pair of Early Hand-Thrown Stoneware Vases with Crystalline Glaze (1977)
"Studio pottery by the renowned Dutch master Hein Severijns represents the pinnacle of mid-century ceramic craftsmanship. This carefully curated pair from his highly sought-after early 1977 period showcases a brilliant interplay of organic forms and high-temperature crystalline glazes. Offering these two complementary miniature works as a single lot creates an exceptional opportunity for dedicated collectors of European post-war art ceramics."
Lot Description
A stunning companion set of two hand-thrown stoneware studio vases created by the celebrated Dutch ceramic artist Hein Severijns (Reuver, Limburg).
Dating from November 1977 and high-fired at approximately 1280 °C, this duo highlights Severijns' mastery over form and experimental glazing. The set comprises a sleek cylindrical vase with a flared rim and a charming rounded bulbous vase, each featuring rich earth tones enriched with distinct blue-grey and brown crystalline speckles.
Both pieces are hand-signed and dated on the base by the artist ("Hein '77").
Specifications & Details
Artist: Hein Severijns (1936–2023)
Origin: Netherlands (Reuver, Limburg)
Date: 1977 (Both Signed)
Quantity: Set of 2 Vases
Material: High-fired stoneware (~1280 °C)
Vase 1 (Cylindrical Shape):
Height: approx. 13 cm
Diameter: approx. 8 cm
Weight: approx. 315 g
Glaze: Clay-brown with dark blue-brown crystalline speckles
Vase 2 (Bulbous Shape):
Height: approx. 13 cm
Diameter: approx. 7.5 cm
Weight: approx. 165 g
Glaze: Reddish-brown with rich blue-grey crystalline transitions
Condition: Excellent collector condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations.
Hein Severijns (1936–2023) – Exquisite Pair of Early Hand-Thrown Stoneware Vases with Crystalline Glaze (1977)
"Studio pottery by the renowned Dutch master Hein Severijns represents the pinnacle of mid-century ceramic craftsmanship. This carefully curated pair from his highly sought-after early 1977 period showcases a brilliant interplay of organic forms and high-temperature crystalline glazes. Offering these two complementary miniature works as a single lot creates an exceptional opportunity for dedicated collectors of European post-war art ceramics."
Lot Description
A stunning companion set of two hand-thrown stoneware studio vases created by the celebrated Dutch ceramic artist Hein Severijns (Reuver, Limburg).
Dating from November 1977 and high-fired at approximately 1280 °C, this duo highlights Severijns' mastery over form and experimental glazing. The set comprises a sleek cylindrical vase with a flared rim and a charming rounded bulbous vase, each featuring rich earth tones enriched with distinct blue-grey and brown crystalline speckles.
Both pieces are hand-signed and dated on the base by the artist ("Hein '77").
Specifications & Details
Artist: Hein Severijns (1936–2023)
Origin: Netherlands (Reuver, Limburg)
Date: 1977 (Both Signed)
Quantity: Set of 2 Vases
Material: High-fired stoneware (~1280 °C)
Vase 1 (Cylindrical Shape):
Height: approx. 13 cm
Diameter: approx. 8 cm
Weight: approx. 315 g
Glaze: Clay-brown with dark blue-brown crystalline speckles
Vase 2 (Bulbous Shape):
Height: approx. 13 cm
Diameter: approx. 7.5 cm
Weight: approx. 165 g
Glaze: Reddish-brown with rich blue-grey crystalline transitions
Condition: Excellent collector condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations.
