Rosenthal - Prof. Michael Boehm + Elsa Fischer-Treyden - Vase (2) - Noire Oasis + Debut - Biscuit porcelain - Display cabinet pieces
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Pair of black Rosenthal Porcelaine Noire biscuit porcelain vases, models Oasis by Elsa Fischer-Treyden and Debüt by Prof. Michael Boehm, with contrasting matte and glossy surfaces, dating from 1960–1970.
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Vasen Manufaktur Rosenthal, for the Rosenthal Porcelaine Noire line by famous artists such as Prof. Michael Boehm and Elsa Fischer-Treyden.
For the collection "Porcelaine Noire" the then Rosenthal chief Philip Rosenthal pursued the goal in 1961 of letting renowned artists, designers, and architects have free rein in the design of modern everyday objects.
Porcelaine Noire was one of the technically demanding innovations of this line. In contrast to later black-painted ceramics, this porcelain is completely dyed through. The interplay of matte body elements and highly glossy elements — which in collector circles is regarded as an absolute design classic of the Mid-Century and Postmodern style.
The left model "Oasis" was designed by the designer Elsa Fischer-Treyden. The vase captivates with its organic, lens-shaped silhouette that opens slightly wavy toward the top. The surface softly captures the light and gives the geometric form a flowing dynamism.
The right model "Debüt" was designed by the designer Prof. Michael Boehm. The design of this special vase deliberately plays with contrasting surface structures. While the upper, shield-like body is rendered in a deep matte black, the blocky, low-lying base stands out in a glossy black. The Rosenthal logo is applied in gold and subtly and luxuriously stands out. The vase appears like an architectural work of art due to its asymmetric weight distribution.
The vases are made of high-quality biscuit porcelain in a matte-gloss look.
The vases are without damage, chips. Display pieces. Like new.
1 x vase, black, narrow
Height: 24.0 cm, Diameter: 12.0 cm, Depth: 7.0 cm
1 x vase, black, wide
Height: 24.5 cm, Diameter: 19.5 cm, Depth: 9.0 cm
Pictures are part of the description.
To better depict colors and contours, the first and last image were generated by AI.
Shipping is carried out well packaged and insured.
All information has been provided to the best of our knowledge.
Vasen Manufaktur Rosenthal, for the Rosenthal Porcelaine Noire line by famous artists such as Prof. Michael Boehm and Elsa Fischer-Treyden.
For the collection "Porcelaine Noire" the then Rosenthal chief Philip Rosenthal pursued the goal in 1961 of letting renowned artists, designers, and architects have free rein in the design of modern everyday objects.
Porcelaine Noire was one of the technically demanding innovations of this line. In contrast to later black-painted ceramics, this porcelain is completely dyed through. The interplay of matte body elements and highly glossy elements — which in collector circles is regarded as an absolute design classic of the Mid-Century and Postmodern style.
The left model "Oasis" was designed by the designer Elsa Fischer-Treyden. The vase captivates with its organic, lens-shaped silhouette that opens slightly wavy toward the top. The surface softly captures the light and gives the geometric form a flowing dynamism.
The right model "Debüt" was designed by the designer Prof. Michael Boehm. The design of this special vase deliberately plays with contrasting surface structures. While the upper, shield-like body is rendered in a deep matte black, the blocky, low-lying base stands out in a glossy black. The Rosenthal logo is applied in gold and subtly and luxuriously stands out. The vase appears like an architectural work of art due to its asymmetric weight distribution.
The vases are made of high-quality biscuit porcelain in a matte-gloss look.
The vases are without damage, chips. Display pieces. Like new.
1 x vase, black, narrow
Height: 24.0 cm, Diameter: 12.0 cm, Depth: 7.0 cm
1 x vase, black, wide
Height: 24.5 cm, Diameter: 19.5 cm, Depth: 9.0 cm
Pictures are part of the description.
To better depict colors and contours, the first and last image were generated by AI.
Shipping is carried out well packaged and insured.
All information has been provided to the best of our knowledge.
Details
Porcelain type
Biscuit porcelain
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Display cabinet pieces
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Germany
Model
Noire Oasis + Debut
Designer/artist/maker
Prof. Michael Boehm + Elsa Fischer-Treyden
Material
Porcelain
Style
Mid-century modern
Manufacturer/brand
Rosenthal
Colour
Black
Condition
As new - unused
Height
24 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
2 cm
Decor
Contrasting surface textures
Estimated period
1960-1970
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