Keramis Boch, Boch Frères, Keramis - Charles Catteau, & Hummel Thérèse - Vase - The Maîtrise Doe / Stags - Creamware - Very rare vase with reindeer

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Estimate  € 2,000 - € 2,200
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€875
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€250
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€100

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This 35 cm Art Deco fine-faience vase, made by Boch around 1925, was designed by Charles Catteau with Thérèse Hummel and features a D.843 deer-and-hind decoration.

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Description from the seller

Very large and rare egg-shaped vase with a flared neck, 35 cm.
Vase designed by Charles Catteau for the mastery in collaboration with Thérèse Hummel.

Deer and a doe in lying positions, with various postures and stylization. Mountainous decoration in cobalt blue and fields of flowers.

Material: Fine faience
Technique: Cast form. Motif outlines printed. Glazes blue, azure blue, yellow, orange and black on a white background. Cracks, more visible in the white. Juxtapositions of glazes without a contour for the animals' anatomy.

Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.951
Decoration number: D.843
Dating: Around 1925
Marks: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes - La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 350 - D: 148 - W: 128

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Deco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 259 on a plate as a model on vase and very rare.

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Very large and rare egg-shaped vase with a flared neck, 35 cm.
Vase designed by Charles Catteau for the mastery in collaboration with Thérèse Hummel.

Deer and a doe in lying positions, with various postures and stylization. Mountainous decoration in cobalt blue and fields of flowers.

Material: Fine faience
Technique: Cast form. Motif outlines printed. Glazes blue, azure blue, yellow, orange and black on a white background. Cracks, more visible in the white. Juxtapositions of glazes without a contour for the animals' anatomy.

Workshop: Boch. La Louvière
Form number: F.951
Decoration number: D.843
Dating: Around 1925
Marks: Made in Belgium - Boch Fes - La Louvière - Belgian manufacture
Signature: Charles Catteau
Dimensions: H: 350 - D: 148 - W: 128

Bibliography: Marc Pairon, Art Deco Ceramics Made in Belgium Charles Catteau, Fondation Charles Catteau, 2006, our vase model referenced and reproduced on page 259 on a plate as a model on vase and very rare.

IMPORTANT
- See the numerous photos to accurately assess the exact condition of the object.
- You are buying the object in the condition as shown in the photos.

Photos form part of the description
Careful shipment with DPD or UPS or Bpost with insurance

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Very rare vase with reindeer
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
The Maîtrise Doe / Stags
Designer/artist/maker
& Hummel Thérèse, Charles Catteau
Material
Creamware
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/brand
Boch Frères, Keramis, Keramis Boch
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
35 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Decor
Doe / Stags D.843
Estimated period
1920-1930
BelgiumVerified
990
Objects sold
97.3%
Private

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