Mobach Keramiek - Vase with blue lines - Sold
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- Description
- Mobach Keramiek (1895)
| Type of artwork | Glass / Ceramics |
| Year | 1965 |
| Style | Dutch Design |
| Dimensions | 17 x 22 cm (h x w) |
| Weight | 2077 grams |
| Marked | Hand signed |
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Mobach Vase with blue lines 17.5 x 22 cm Design: Piet Knepper Marked: Mobach Signed by Piet Knepper Ca 1965 2077 grams Cool copy
Mobach Keramiek was founded in 1895 by Klaas Mobach (1855-1928), first briefly under the name Utrechtse Pottenbakkers, then as Mobach Utrecht or just Mobach. The factory still exists today. From the beginning, Mobach has made, turned or hand-built decorative pottery. Mobach pottery is of high quality and prior to making it, much experimentation has been done with glazes, techniques and shapes. After Klaas Mobach, the factory was continued by the family, including Bouke-Mobach, Klaas II Mobach, Jaan Mobach, Kasper Mobach. Hanna Mobach has also designed figurines and tiles of mothers and children for Mobach. In addition to the Mobach family members, several employees have designed series and created unique items, including Piet Knepper, Joke Stroes, Tom Bruinsma, Johan Vons and Johan Soesbergen. Mobach has a wide variety of pottery, including decorative vases, tiles and plaques, commemorative plates and animal statues.
Mobach Keramiek was founded in 1895 by Klaas Mobach (1855-1928), first briefly under the name Utrechtse Pottenbakkers, then as Mobach Utrecht or just Mobach. The factory still exists today. From the beginning, Mobach has made, turned or hand-built decorative pottery. Mobach pottery is of high quality and prior to making it, much experimentation has been done with glazes, techniques and shapes. After Klaas Mobach, the factory was continued by the family, including Bouke-Mobach, Klaas II Mobach, Jaan Mobach, Kasper Mobach. Hanna Mobach has also designed figurines and tiles of mothers and children for Mobach. In addition to the Mobach family members, several employees have designed series and created unique items, including Piet Knepper, Joke Stroes, Tom Bruinsma, Johan Vons and Johan Soesbergen. Mobach has a wide variety of pottery, including decorative vases, tiles and plaques, commemorative plates and animal statues.
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| Condition | Very good | ||||||||||
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| Pick up | The work can be picked up on location. As a buyer you must bring your own packaging materials. The location is: Vianen, The Netherlands | ||||||||||
| Shipment | Parcel post | ||||||||||
| Price | Up to 10 kg.
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