Hein Severijns - Vase (2) - Stoneware - Hein Severijns
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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.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Hein Severijns
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Netherlands
Designer/artist/maker
Hein Severijns
Material
Stoneware
Style
Design
Colour
Brown
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
13 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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