Julius Ceramic Ceramic Vase, Austria, Set of 2

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Julius ceramic ceramic ceramic vase artist austria
marked julius dressler biela (jbd) on the underside: the two pieces are decorated … Read more Julius ceramic ceramic ceramic vase artist austria
marked julius dressler biela (jbd) on the underside: the two pieces are decorated with arums, a flower symbol of love.

vase :
height: 27 cm / 10.6 ''
length: 12 cm / 4.7 ''
width: 15 cm / 4.7 ''
in perfect condition

cut :
height: 16 cm / 6.3 ''
length: 28cm / 11 ''
width: 25 cm / 9.5 ''
a very light swipe see photo otherwise in very good condition

julius dressler was a bohemian ceramic manufacturing company which operated between the end of the 19th century until the end of the second world war (1882-1945). Founded by julius dressler in the 1880s in biela, bohemia, the company produced high quality decorative earthenware, maiolica and porcelain. Dressler won the international renown for ceramics, he produced in the 1900s in the art nouveau style, also known as the "judgendstil" or "secessionists" of decorative documents.

vase cup julius dressler ceramic art nouveau austria
marked julius dressler biela (jbd) on the underside: both pieces are decorated with arums, a flower symbol of love.

vase :
height: 27cm / 10.6 ''
length: 12cm / 4.7 ''
width: 15cm / 4.7 ''
in perfect condition

cut:
height: 16cm / 6.3 ''
length: 28cm / 11 ''
width: 25cm / 9.5 ''
a very slight crack see photo otherwise in very good condition

julius dressler was a bohemian ceramic manufacturing company that operated from the end of the 19th century until the end of world war ii (1882-1945). Founded by julius dressler in the 1880s in biela, bohemia, the company produced high quality decorative earthenware, maiolica and porcelain. Dressler gained international fame for the ceramics he produced in the 1900s in the art nouveau style, also known as "judgendstil" or "secession" decorative pieces.
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