Vintage Art Deco Tureen with Underplate – Boch Frères, Belgium, 1940s This elegant lidded tureen with matching underplate was produced by Boch Frères in Belgium in the 1940s, during the transitional period between Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern. Crafted from fine faience and finished with a glossy glaze, the minimalist design is adorned with three refined bands — gold, burnt orange, and gold again — a timeless combination that bridges classic Art Deco glamour with the emerging modernist sensibility of the mid-20th century. With a bowl diameter of 20 cm and underplate at 25 cm, the piece is both functional and visually striking. Whether part of a classic table setting, an Art Deco arrangement, or a contemporary or trending mid-century modern interior, it fits seamlessly and adds subtle sophistication. Authenticity is guaranteed by the original Boch Frères maker’s mark on the base. due to the nature of early- and mid-century faience production, minor imperfections may be present. These are part of the handmade charm and character of vintage ceramics, and serve as a testament to their craftsmanship and history. Boch Frères, founded in 1841 in Belgium, is a distinguished name in the world of ceramics and porcelain. Known for their exceptional craftsmanship, the company created timeless pieces that combine beauty and functionality. Famous for their Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs, Boch Frères produced exquisite vases, tableware, and decorative ceramics with bold patterns, vibrant colors, and unique motifs. Their pieces often showcase a fusion of traditional craftsmanship with innovative artistic styles, making them highly desirable among collectors. Whether you’re seeking elegant tableware, striking decorative ceramics, or rare vintage designs, Boch Frères offers timeless creations that embody heritage, artistry, and sophistication. Perfect for adding a touch of history and elegance to any space. Will be well packaged, protected and insured