Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg - Vase - Earthenware - Geometric decor vase

This Rozenburg vase is painted with a dark, abstract decoration in brown, red, yellow and gray tones. The decoration is presumably designed by or inspired by Theo Colenbrander’s designs, because it matches his style. Although Theo Colenbrander had already left the Hague porcelain factory for some time in the production year of this vase – 1894. It is a dark decoration that is also characteristic of the early period of the Rozenburg porcelain factory in The Hague. The vase is 20 cm high and in good condition. There is no visible damage, except for some glaze irregularities. And in a single spot on one of the yellow fields, a piece of glaze is missing (see red circles). Those are kiln faults.
The vase is signed with the words Rozenburg and Den Haag. There is also an L discernible, the year letter for the period 1894. You can also see the work order number: 422. In the work order books the name Hagemans is listed for this number. He would have been the painter.