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A Kennemerland Kannetje vase by Gellings. | European Art Pottery492 of 520 |  |  |
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Kannetje vase model 159 which unusually has a Nord Holland Plateel mark. C.J.Gellings did some amazing designs for the Kennemerland Pottery in the early 1930's. I love the black and orange drip glaze on the silver ground.
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It has a mid century look to it. I like!!
Has a timeless feel. Very beautyfull.
Thanks brownbaby, Mavericklane, Pop_abides, ozmart, vinatgemad, PreyManta, SpunksMum, dj-reverb, marcobabe13 and Finelines too!
NOW THAT IS VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!! NICE FIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NOW THAT IS VERY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!! NICE FIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Many thanks again BELLIN68!
Many thanks and season's greetings, AmberRose!
Many thanks kulektor!
Many thanks ho2cultcha!
Many thanks inky!
Many thanks ho2cultcha!
Wow, how did I miss this. You have some amazing Orange and Black combinations in your postings. I just cant get enough of the vibrant contrast of the two colors combined in almost anything! This is awesome!
Many thanks JayHow!
Orange has been a bit of a preoccupation.
I just got a new Dutch bowl a week or so ago by Stuurman.
Maybe tomorrow.
You are most welcom Vetraio. I can't wait to see more of your great collection.
now this is one of the most interesting things I have seen. Beautiful
Many thanks nidionne!
In this period design became important rather than the decoration. They were cutting down on costs because of the Depression. Rather than spend money and time on painterly effects they tried eye catching design to sell products. An interesting period, very different.
Well they succeeded with the eye catching design part, Very cool.
Thanks nidionne and eyeforbeauty too!
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Many thanks petey!
Awesome!!!Loving the Combination of Colors and shapes!!!
Many thanks Mani and brat too! Thanks as well spiperato!
Many thanks Marty and ho2cultcha too!