De Blauwe Dolfijn - Vase (2) - Emerald green and crater...

Two hand-thrown vases from Pottery De Blauwe Dolfijn, each marked with the cobalt-blue dolphin, in emerald green glaze and crater glaze. The glaze flows in clouds of emerald to bottle green over the conical shape. The bulbous vase carries a thick white crater glaze, through which the aubergine underlayer peeks through every crack. Together they form a calm, artisanal duo on a windowsill. For this object there is also a Buy Now price set, for those who want to acquire it immediately without waiting. Description: The cone vase narrows toward the top and ends in a short, flaring neck. Lighter emerald green patches lie over a dark ground; the interior is dark glazed. The second vase is round and tapers toward the opening. The white crater glaze lies thickly over aubergine and chocolate brown. On both white-glazed bases you can see the driness of the disk and the painted mark. About the maker: Pottery De Blauwe Dolfijn (Alitine Blumenthal-Bouten, Aalst-Waalre) opened in 1955 in the Treeswijkhoeve farm near Eindhoven. Alitine Bouten (The Hague 1923 – Aalst-Waalre 1975) learned the craft at the IvKNO in Amsterdam. From 1946 she worked in a pottery in St. Gallen, which she later led herself. In Waalre she produced unique pieces, decorative ware and place settings. These two vases come from that workshop. In the interior: They fit in a mid-century or country-style interior, on a windowsill, sideboard or bookcase. In side light the little cracks and the deep emerald come out best. Condition: Good vintage condition. No flakes, hairlines or restorations observed. The little cracks and tiny blisters in the crater glaze are part of this glaze and are not damage. On the bottom of the cone vase there are two remnants of an old paper label. See the photos. Intended as a decorative object, not for use with food. In one glance: Material: hand-turned earthenware, emerald green glaze and crater glaze Dimensions and weight: 15.5 x 10.5 cm and 14 x 13 cm; total 1350 grams Brand: De Blauwe Dolfijn, painted dolphin on both bases, the bulbous vase also stamped Dating: ca. 1955–1975 Provenance: from the collection of Decaders Gallery Description and sources: Marked De Blauwe Dolfijn; the maker is definite. The painted dolphin and the round dolphin stamp are the documented marks of this pottery. Capriolus, the Dutch knowledge base for ceramics, records them with archival sources about Alitine Bouten. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured with Track and Trace. See the feedback from previous buyers. You can follow me above by bookmarking my page and clicking follow next to 'DECADERS Gallery' (heart).

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