Tall brown glazed earthenware floor vase with floral pattern no. 70/40 by Klein Keramiek

Tall brown glazed earthenware floor vase with floral pattern no. 70/40 by Klein Keramiek

• Manufacturer: Klein Ceramics
• Date of manufacture: 1960 - 1970

Description
Brown glazed tall floor vase of white earthenware from the Klein ceramics company.

Beautiful handmade brown glazed tall floor vase by Klein Keramiek from Ransbach (Baumbach). Founded in 1934 by Alfred Klein. There, mainly coffee and tea pots, jars, pots and vases were made with only white clay. The company stopped in the 1980s. The vase is in very good condition.

Marked on the bottom 70/40

Condition
This brown glazed tall floor vase is in a neat vintage condition without damage. Photos are part of the description.

Data

• Model: 70
• Height: 40 cm.

Ceramic is a material that is neither a metal nor a polymer. Examples of ceramics are earthenware, stoneware and porcelain.

The word "ceramics" comes from the Greek keramos, meaning drinking vessel or pottery vessel. Originally the word was used to refer to objects made of baked clay. Traditionally, ceramics are based on clay (or silicates). There are many of these and they are made from various types of clay, various additives and all kinds of processes (for example, a different oven temperature).

Traditional ceramics include, for example, utensils such as pots and services in porcelain, earthenware or stoneware, building materials (brick, paving stones and tiles) and sanitary facilities (sinks and toilet bowls).

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