Art Nouveau - Art Deco belgisk servise

I Yeddo-serien fra Boch Freres La Louviere på 1920-1930-tallet har jeg for salg:

Terrin med lokk kr 300

2 terriner med lokk og pålimt håndtak kr 100

Serveringsskål/er

Sausenebb

Ovale fat i ulike størrelser

Små og store asjetter

Små og store dype tallerkener

Antall enkeltdeler, mål og pris på forespørsel. 2500 for alt samlet.

Astrup-tunet i Jølster har deler av dette serviset, trolig kjøpt og brukt av maleren Nikolai Astrup selv til festlige lag.

Antikk Yeddo i lysegrått eller brunt med gammelt stempel ble produsert på 1800-tallet, senere redesignet i blant annet i blått, rødt / rosa og grønt. Yeddo er det gamle navnet på Tokyo.

"Boch Frères Keramis - History

Polychrome transfer was introduced in 1860. Romantic patterns dominated the latter half of the 19th century. The company also issued series, usually consisting of 12 plates, in a variety of formats—city views, Napoleonic battles, romantic scenes, railroad travel, saints, and more. By 1900, the company employed almost 1,000 workers.

Alfred William French, an English designer, and Marcel Goupy, a French designer, created many of the Art Nouveau motifs. In 1906, Charles Catteau, a French chemist, joined the firm as art director. He held the position for 42 years. Catteau created a series of Art Deco designs inspired by cubism, Japanese pieces, and nature. It was through Catteau’s efforts that Boch Frèses Keramis switched from utilitarian to artistic decorative pieces. In 1948, the company became a public limited company, Boch Frères S.A. A sanitary line was added in 1949."

Kilde: https://www.worthpoint.com/dictionary/p/ceramics/belgium/boch-freres-keramis