Stoneware Pitcher By Richard Riemerschmid
Artist: Richard Riemerschmid
Potbelly stoneware pitcher with salt glaze depicting stylized ivy vines, decorated with a coiled design in relief hugging the loop of the vine on either side of the handle, beautiful brown gradient glaze,dark blue ivy leaves, pewter lid, manufacturer’s signature under the pitcher:Reinhold Meckelbach, designed by Richard Riemerschmid.
Germany, circa 1902.
Very good condition.
Richard Riemerschmid (1868–1957), a German architect, designer, painter, and urban planner, was one of the leading figures of the Jugendstil movement in Munich; he is considered one of the pioneers of the industrial production of art objects and furniture.His furniture and minimalist objects exhibit a high degree of modernity. This rare stoneware pitcher is a magnificent example of this.
Germany, circa 1902.
Very good condition.
Richard Riemerschmid (1868–1957), a German architect, designer, painter, and urban planner, was one of the leading figures of the Jugendstil movement in Munich; he is considered one of the pioneers of the industrial production of art objects and furniture.His furniture and minimalist objects exhibit a high degree of modernity. This rare stoneware pitcher is a magnificent example of this.
1 600 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sandstone
Diameter: 23cm
Height: 23cm
Reference (ID): 1843298
Availability: In stock
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