Pair Of Anthropomorphic Ceramic Bottles – Anonymous 20th-century Work
A pair of faux bottle-shaped vases in glazed ceramic, hand-modeled, sketches human faces with varied expressions and grotesque features. These anthropomorphic objects are unsigned and without indication of provenance.
The deliberately free and slightly asymmetrical forms demonstrate a sculptural approach where volume takes precedence over function.
The glaze, applied in nuanced and blended pastel tones, combining greens, pinks, and yellows, creates a subtly vibrant surface, revealing a masterful exploration of color.
Although unattributed and undocumented, this set is fully in keeping with the spirit of 20th-century artistic ceramics, probably mid- to late-century, and reflects a genuine artistic sensibility.
These pieces, primarily decorative, are intended above all for collectors sensitive to aesthetics, the quality of modeling, and formal inventiveness, rather than those seeking attribution.
Very good overall condition. Height: 24 cm and 25.5 cm.
Total weight: 1566 g.
Sold as a set.
The deliberately free and slightly asymmetrical forms demonstrate a sculptural approach where volume takes precedence over function.
The glaze, applied in nuanced and blended pastel tones, combining greens, pinks, and yellows, creates a subtly vibrant surface, revealing a masterful exploration of color.
Although unattributed and undocumented, this set is fully in keeping with the spirit of 20th-century artistic ceramics, probably mid- to late-century, and reflects a genuine artistic sensibility.
These pieces, primarily decorative, are intended above all for collectors sensitive to aesthetics, the quality of modeling, and formal inventiveness, rather than those seeking attribution.
Very good overall condition. Height: 24 cm and 25.5 cm.
Total weight: 1566 g.
Sold as a set.
480 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Ceramic
Height: 25 cm
Reference (ID): 1703053
Availability: In stock
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