Vase Gres

Nouveau period Amphora vase with rose color flowers on cobalt background; stamped gold

Exceptionally sized French Antique Handpainted "Gres" Enameled Pottery Floral Vase with beautiful

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen decoration

open calyx. Shape and decoration of this vase are extremely rare and this object ranges among the most

Gres Keramis vase with flower garland by Charles Catteau for Boch Freres, Belgium, 1920s

Two 'Gres Karamis' Stoneware Vases by 'Boch Freres' Belgium. Printed & Engraved Stamp Dates Both

quality. Marked "Grès Kéramis" "D863A" and Boch stamp.

their inspiration from these two sources. For this Phenomen Gre a delicate technique was used: the

This vase bears one of the rarest Phenomen decor variants, which were first documented in 1901. The

every vase is slightly different. This vase is amongst the group of Titania genres and excels with a

every vase is slightly different. This vase bears the rare Titania Gre 2512 decoration in orangeopal

every vase is slightly different. This vase is amongst the group of Titania genres and excels with a

every vase is slightly different. This vase is amongst the group of Titania genres and excels with a

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

verified on drafts by Viennese designers like Jutta Sikka and Robert Holubetz. The vase is signed.

this vase is cover with a yellow undercoating. Bib.: “Loetz-bohemian glass from 1880-1940”, vol. 2

wonderful blueprint which he drew in the year 1906. The decoration Titania Gre 6388, invented in 1909, is

The decoration variant Phenomen Gre 377 was presented by Loetz at the World Exhibition in Paris in

This decoration variant, also called “Phenomen Gre 377” was first presented by Loetz at the Paris

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen decoration

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

Lerat at Beaux-Arts of Bourges in the 70's this architectural vase is above all a sculpture made of

stoneware vase is from the company's Grés-Bijou Dornenkrone series; model/form 3256 was designed between

The Phenomen Gre 3/430 decoration was created in the year 1903. In the books of Ploil and Prestel

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900 and 1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared

every vase is slightly different. These vases are amongst the group of Titania genres and excel with a

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

A vintage Art Deco Desvres (Fabrique de Céramique d'Art) Gres (stoneware) vase, glazed inside and

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900 and 1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900-1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared in

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900 and 1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared

shapes. Around the turn of the years 1900 and 1901, the first vases with droplet applications appeared in

. Glasses in this variant always proved to be a challenge for the executing glass blower and every vase is

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900 and 1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared

dotted-line threading is complete. The distinct form compliments the decoration. This vase is a

shapes. Around the turn of the years of 1900 and 1901 the first vases with droplet applications appeared

A Loetz pinched top phanomen Gres 7773 glass vase, mint condition, circa1900.

Beautiful Art Deco vase by Boch Freres designed by Charles Catteau at Atelier de Fantasie. Vase

Colored grès vase with asymmetrical shape modeled by hand from the ceramist-sculptor Salvatore

A "Keramis", Belgian Art Deco Gres Stoneware Vase designed by Charles Catteau in1925. Decorated

Art Deco Gres Keramis stoneware vase designed by Charles Catteau for Boch Freres of Belgium, circa

A modernist Art deco vase designed by the French artist Charles Catteau (1880-1966) and executed by

Vase en grès brut dans le gout japonisant de Steen Kepp, artiste danois né en 1949; Vivant

vase bodies showed certain decorations to their advantage and lent the objects a special elegance

their inspiration from these two sources. This vase bears one of the earliest Phenomen Decoration

Art Deco Gres Keramis stoneware vase designed by Charles Catteau for Boch Frères of Belgium, circa

describes the decoration Titania Gre 4252 as one of the most important designs by the architect Bauer during

Austrian Jugendstil Johann Loetz Witwe Vase Mouth-Blown Glass Red Phenomen Genre 3/430 circa 1903

Art Deco Gres Keramis stoneware vase designed by Charles Catteau for Boch Freres of Belgium circa

These earliest examples of the enterprise E. Bakalowits Soehne ordered glasses that combined floral forms of the glass with the metal mount.

Very rare Art Deco Gres Keramis stoneware vase designed by Charles Catteau for Boch Freres of

An Art Deco stoneware vase in an architectural baluster and stepped form from la Société Denert et

gives this vase an exclusive and elegant style.

A French art pottery vase in the Art Nouveau style from La Société Denert et Balichon, known as