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Posted 2 years ago
vetraio50
(358 items)
Another Dutch piece is this little lustre vase.
St. Lukas Pottery ( Kunstaardewerkfabriek St.Lukas 1909-1933 ) was established in Utrecht by A. Enthoven, with G.D.J. Offernans as the art director. They specialized in triple fired lustre glazes with decorations of plants, fish, insects and other natural forms which are really prized by collectors. Mine is the more familiar item in a vibrant teal/peacock blue. The lustre in some light conditions gives off a variety of tones of yellow from gold to orange. It glows!
On the bottom is the letter K that refers to the base turquoise coloration, the other number refers to the shape. Dutch vases have a particular shape that I really like!
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Many thanks marcobabe13!
Many thanks BeauxPurdy!
how did i miss this beautiful vase :) i love this very much:) yet another stunning vase:)
You are not the only one either, Sean. It lies languishing among the long lost pieces at the bottom of the list. Thanks for looking and your reply too!
Many thanks ho2culture!
your very welcome vetraio50 :)