Keramis Boch - テーブルウェア一式 (3) - D3175 - Creamware, Gold - サービス Keramis





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Three-piece decorative art pottery set in fine faience with gold detailing, circa 1938–1939 from Keramis Boch Frères La Louvière in Belgium, comprising a 27 cm diameter circular charger, a flat-lidded box and a slender baluster vase with ivory-white glaze and hand-painted gold, overall good condition with minor wear on the charger and exceptional condition for the box and vase.
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matching three-piece decorative art pottery set in glazed earthenware from the Belgian manufacturer Boch Frères La Louvière (Keramis), dating from the late Art Deco period, circa 1938-1939. This assembly features a large circular display charger, a lidded trinket box with a flattened silhouette, and an elegant, slender small baluster vase with a narrow neck. All three pieces share the archival design referenced under number "D 3175," applied over a smooth ivory-white glazed background. The pattern consists of a dense, all-over network of branches, stylized leaves, and small raised relief berries. The entirety of this botanical decor is hand-painted in brilliant gold leaf, creating a highly textured and reflective surface dynamic (a luxurious display of light reflection, perfect for hiding your finest chocolates or making your seasonal flowers look like palace sculptures). The candy box is topped with a conical lid featuring a faceted, fully gilded handle, while the vase showcases a sleek profile with a pronounced shoulder. The set is in good overall condition, carrying a combined net weight of 1650 g. The charger, with a diameter of 27 cm, a height of 7 cm, and a weight of 800 g, displays honest signs of wear consistent with age, specifically localized rubbing and loss of gilding along the rim and on the raised parts of the design. In contrast, both the lidded box and the vase remain in exceptional vintage condition, showing no surface wear at all, and retain their pristine glaze and bright, fresh gilding. Regarding specifications for the hollowware, the box weighs 500 g, standing 10 cm tall with a diameter of 13 cm, while the vase weighs 350 g, standing 16 cm tall with a maximum diameter of 8 cm and a narrow neck opening measuring 4 cm. The undersides feature the official studio markings handwritten in gold leaf. Please study the detailed photographs carefully as they form an essential part of the description. The lot will be securely packed using professional grade protective materials and shipped with full track and trace tracking.
matching three-piece decorative art pottery set in glazed earthenware from the Belgian manufacturer Boch Frères La Louvière (Keramis), dating from the late Art Deco period, circa 1938-1939. This assembly features a large circular display charger, a lidded trinket box with a flattened silhouette, and an elegant, slender small baluster vase with a narrow neck. All three pieces share the archival design referenced under number "D 3175," applied over a smooth ivory-white glazed background. The pattern consists of a dense, all-over network of branches, stylized leaves, and small raised relief berries. The entirety of this botanical decor is hand-painted in brilliant gold leaf, creating a highly textured and reflective surface dynamic (a luxurious display of light reflection, perfect for hiding your finest chocolates or making your seasonal flowers look like palace sculptures). The candy box is topped with a conical lid featuring a faceted, fully gilded handle, while the vase showcases a sleek profile with a pronounced shoulder. The set is in good overall condition, carrying a combined net weight of 1650 g. The charger, with a diameter of 27 cm, a height of 7 cm, and a weight of 800 g, displays honest signs of wear consistent with age, specifically localized rubbing and loss of gilding along the rim and on the raised parts of the design. In contrast, both the lidded box and the vase remain in exceptional vintage condition, showing no surface wear at all, and retain their pristine glaze and bright, fresh gilding. Regarding specifications for the hollowware, the box weighs 500 g, standing 10 cm tall with a diameter of 13 cm, while the vase weighs 350 g, standing 16 cm tall with a maximum diameter of 8 cm and a narrow neck opening measuring 4 cm. The undersides feature the official studio markings handwritten in gold leaf. Please study the detailed photographs carefully as they form an essential part of the description. The lot will be securely packed using professional grade protective materials and shipped with full track and trace tracking.

