De Blauwe Dolfijn - Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten - Vase (4) - Ceramic - Studiopottery





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A set of four mid-century ceramic studio pottery pieces by Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten for De Blauwe Dolfijn in Waalre, comprising a red dish, a small yellow vase, a cup and saucer, and a green bowl, each marked with a painted or impressed dolphin, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Four studiopottery works by Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten (1923), pottery De Blauwe Dolfijn in Waalre, the Netherlands.
1. Red dish, length 17 cm and width 12 cm.
2. Small yellow vase. Height 8 cm.
3. Cup and saucer. Height app. 6 and diameter saucer 14 cm and cup/bowl 10,5 cm.
4. Green bowl. Height 4,5 cm and diameter app. 12,5 cm.
All items are in an excellent condition and marked with a painted or impressed dolphin.
Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten was born in 1923 in The Hague and studied under W.H. de Vries at the Instituut voor Kunstbijverheidsonderwijs in Amsterdam. She went to Switzerland where she married Herman Blumenthal (1898-1949), who had a small pottery workshop that he started with his first wife Fanny Schlatter (1899-1947). After Blumenthal died in 1949, Alitina tried to run the pottery, but eventually returned to the Netherlands where she founded De Blauwe Dolfijn in Waalre.
Seller's Story
Four studiopottery works by Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten (1923), pottery De Blauwe Dolfijn in Waalre, the Netherlands.
1. Red dish, length 17 cm and width 12 cm.
2. Small yellow vase. Height 8 cm.
3. Cup and saucer. Height app. 6 and diameter saucer 14 cm and cup/bowl 10,5 cm.
4. Green bowl. Height 4,5 cm and diameter app. 12,5 cm.
All items are in an excellent condition and marked with a painted or impressed dolphin.
Alitina Blumenthal-Bouten was born in 1923 in The Hague and studied under W.H. de Vries at the Instituut voor Kunstbijverheidsonderwijs in Amsterdam. She went to Switzerland where she married Herman Blumenthal (1898-1949), who had a small pottery workshop that he started with his first wife Fanny Schlatter (1899-1947). After Blumenthal died in 1949, Alitina tried to run the pottery, but eventually returned to the Netherlands where she founded De Blauwe Dolfijn in Waalre.

