Mid-Century Vase in Biscuit Porcelain by Hutschenreuther, Germany, 1970s

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Model number: 6297

This exclusive porcelain vase originates from Bavaria, dating back to the 1970s, and bears the model … Read more MakerHutschenreuther
Model number: 6297

This exclusive porcelain vase originates from Bavaria, dating back to the 1970s, and bears the model number 6297. It was manufactured by the world-renowned and prestigious German porcelain factory Hutschenreuther, a brand that has been synonymous with top quality and precise craftsmanship since the 19th century. The vase represents the highly popular Op-art movement of the era, which played with optical illusions, geometry, and surface texture, creating a perfect fusion of applied art and timeless modern design.

The primary material of this artwork is biscuit porcelain, an unglazed, matte porcelain that, with its pure white velvety surface, resembles fine marble. A sophisticated three-dimensional relief of leaves emerges on the walls of the vase, where the designers masterfully utilized a refined contrast of matte and gloss finishes. While the main body of the vase retains its unglazed matte character, the raised leaf details with precise veining reflect the light, adding a fascinating depth and tactile plasticity to the entire object.

Due to its origin, the renown of the Hutschenreuther brand, and its signature aesthetic expression of the seventh decade, this vase holds a high collector's value and is highly sought after on the art porcelain market. The offered piece is in excellent condition, completely free of any cracks, chips, or other signs of damage. It serves as an ideal interior centerpiece for lovers of minimalist German design as well as a valuable addition to a specialized collection of post-war porcelain. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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