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Bert
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A few nice examples of Rozenburg Eggshell which is produced from 1899 til 1913. Very expensive and fragile.
The largest vase is 45 cm ( 6 th on photo with birds) and the smallest is the second vase with a bird and is only 8 cm.
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stunning and very beautiful as ever:)
Thanks Bellin and nice to know that more people appreciate the collection!
Beautiful !!
Major items here!
Thenk you for sharing them., Bert!
Love J Juriaan Kok and Sam Schellink!
The pheasant/nasturtium plate is really amazing!
Thanks Kevin and i agree the plate is stunning.
One of my old rozenburg vases can now be seen at Museum of fine Arts in Houston, it is a 43 cm large vase with birds.
Thank you for showing us these lovely pieces.. Rozenberg has been on my wish list for decades ...just never find any with my beer budget.
you bet i do Bert:)
Wow. Hard to pick, but my favorite would be the reticulated tall vase in the second picture from the left. I've been tempted to pick up a Rozenburg piece, but the fragility of this type of porcelain scares me to death!
Good taste Cogito and enjoy ;-)
lovely organic eye feast!!
Hello Artislove, i like your Distel vase as well! Great art nouveau pieces;-)