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Alain Le Foll para Rosenthal Studio-Line porcelana vaso e conjunto de caixa com tampa a condizente, Alemanha, 1960–1970, branco com padrão multicolor e decoração em ouro, vaso com 24 cm de altura, 10 cm de largura e 8 cm de profundidade; caixa com tampa 12 cm de altura e diâmetro 9,5 cm, em excelente estado.
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Alain Le Foll for Rosenthal Studio-Line – Vase and Lidded Box Duo
Germany, 1970s–1980s
A vibrant and sophisticated porcelain duo designed by Alain Le Foll for Rosenthal Studio-Line, comprising a tall vase and a matching lidded box. Executed in richly decorated porcelain with a brilliant gold motif over a colorful abstract pattern, the pair captures the imaginative and luxurious aesthetic of late 20th-century European design.
Le Foll’s collaboration with Rosenthal brought together his background as a French illustrator and designer with the German manufacturer’s commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. The result is porcelain that transcends pure utility, balancing fine artistry with functional form.
Designer: Alain Le Foll
Manufacturer: Rosenthal, Germany
Series: Studio-Line
Period: 1970s–1980s
Material: Porcelain with gold decoration
Colors: Gold over multicolor pattern
Vase dimensions: Height 24 cm, Width 10 cm, Depth 8 cm
Lidded box dimensions: Height 12 cm, Diameter 9.5 cm
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with minor signs of age and use. No chips, cracks, or restorations.
About the Designer:
Alain Le Foll (1934–1981) was a French painter, illustrator, and designer whose work blended surrealism, symbolism, and graphic precision. Active in Paris’s postwar art scene, he became known for his lush, dreamlike illustrations for major publications and luxury brands. In his designs for Rosenthal, Le Foll translated his visual language into porcelain—transforming everyday objects into miniature canvases of color, texture, and light. His motifs often evoke nature, rhythm, and metamorphosis, resulting in designs that feel both elegant and alive.
About the Manufacturer:
Founded in 1879 in Selb, Bavaria, Rosenthal established itself as one of Germany’s leading porcelain manufacturers, celebrated for its blend of technical mastery and artistic vision. The Studio-Line division, launched in the 1960s, invited international artists and designers—among them Tapio Wirkkala, Martin Freyer, Dorothy Hafner, and Alain Le Foll—to create contemporary, expressive works that blurred the boundary between art and applied design. Pieces from this period are prized today for their bold experimentation and impeccable quality.
Historical Context:
The 1970s and 1980s marked a transition from modernist restraint to postmodern exuberance. Designers sought to merge functionality with emotional impact, resulting in forms and decorations that expressed individuality and optimism. Le Foll’s gold-accented compositions for Rosenthal epitomize this balance of modern elegance and artistic freedom—geometric yet fluid, luxurious yet refined.
Collectible Significance:
Rosenthal’s collaborations with Alain Le Foll are now considered icons of the Studio-Line era. This vase and lidded box duo represents a rare opportunity to own matching pieces from a sought-after designer whose porcelain works are increasingly scarce on the market. Their interplay of form, color, and gold detailing offers both decorative beauty and historical importance—an enduring testament to the golden age of European porcelain design.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Explore my profile for more retro vases, vintage fashion, and designer goods.
International buyers are welcome. Any import duties or taxes are the buyer’s responsibility.
I strive to describe all items as accurately and honestly as possible, including detailed photos of the actual items for sale. Vintage or pre-owned items may show traces of age or small imperfections consistent with use and manufacturing. Any condition beyond typical vintage wear, such as chips, cracks, or other significant defects, will be clearly noted in the description and visible in the photos.
If you are purchasing multiple items, please contact me before completing your purchase to confirm whether they can be shipped together.
This is a transaction between a private seller and a private buyer of secondhand goods. No refunds, returns, or warranties are accepted or provided, in accordance with law.
Alain Le Foll for Rosenthal Studio-Line – Vase and Lidded Box Duo
Germany, 1970s–1980s
A vibrant and sophisticated porcelain duo designed by Alain Le Foll for Rosenthal Studio-Line, comprising a tall vase and a matching lidded box. Executed in richly decorated porcelain with a brilliant gold motif over a colorful abstract pattern, the pair captures the imaginative and luxurious aesthetic of late 20th-century European design.
Le Foll’s collaboration with Rosenthal brought together his background as a French illustrator and designer with the German manufacturer’s commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. The result is porcelain that transcends pure utility, balancing fine artistry with functional form.
Designer: Alain Le Foll
Manufacturer: Rosenthal, Germany
Series: Studio-Line
Period: 1970s–1980s
Material: Porcelain with gold decoration
Colors: Gold over multicolor pattern
Vase dimensions: Height 24 cm, Width 10 cm, Depth 8 cm
Lidded box dimensions: Height 12 cm, Diameter 9.5 cm
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with minor signs of age and use. No chips, cracks, or restorations.
About the Designer:
Alain Le Foll (1934–1981) was a French painter, illustrator, and designer whose work blended surrealism, symbolism, and graphic precision. Active in Paris’s postwar art scene, he became known for his lush, dreamlike illustrations for major publications and luxury brands. In his designs for Rosenthal, Le Foll translated his visual language into porcelain—transforming everyday objects into miniature canvases of color, texture, and light. His motifs often evoke nature, rhythm, and metamorphosis, resulting in designs that feel both elegant and alive.
About the Manufacturer:
Founded in 1879 in Selb, Bavaria, Rosenthal established itself as one of Germany’s leading porcelain manufacturers, celebrated for its blend of technical mastery and artistic vision. The Studio-Line division, launched in the 1960s, invited international artists and designers—among them Tapio Wirkkala, Martin Freyer, Dorothy Hafner, and Alain Le Foll—to create contemporary, expressive works that blurred the boundary between art and applied design. Pieces from this period are prized today for their bold experimentation and impeccable quality.
Historical Context:
The 1970s and 1980s marked a transition from modernist restraint to postmodern exuberance. Designers sought to merge functionality with emotional impact, resulting in forms and decorations that expressed individuality and optimism. Le Foll’s gold-accented compositions for Rosenthal epitomize this balance of modern elegance and artistic freedom—geometric yet fluid, luxurious yet refined.
Collectible Significance:
Rosenthal’s collaborations with Alain Le Foll are now considered icons of the Studio-Line era. This vase and lidded box duo represents a rare opportunity to own matching pieces from a sought-after designer whose porcelain works are increasingly scarce on the market. Their interplay of form, color, and gold detailing offers both decorative beauty and historical importance—an enduring testament to the golden age of European porcelain design.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Explore my profile for more retro vases, vintage fashion, and designer goods.
International buyers are welcome. Any import duties or taxes are the buyer’s responsibility.
I strive to describe all items as accurately and honestly as possible, including detailed photos of the actual items for sale. Vintage or pre-owned items may show traces of age or small imperfections consistent with use and manufacturing. Any condition beyond typical vintage wear, such as chips, cracks, or other significant defects, will be clearly noted in the description and visible in the photos.
If you are purchasing multiple items, please contact me before completing your purchase to confirm whether they can be shipped together.
This is a transaction between a private seller and a private buyer of secondhand goods. No refunds, returns, or warranties are accepted or provided, in accordance with law.
