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  Jan Van Der Vaart / Dutch Avant-Garde Pottery “I-beam” Vase, 1991

  JAN VAN DER VAART (1931-2000) The Netherlands

  I-beam vase 1991

  Matte bronze glazed stoneware

  Signed: 91 VD VAART (incised)

  For more information on Van der Vaart and his work see: Jan van der Vaart, Ceramics, Marjan Unger, et al. (The Netherlands: Stichting Harten Fonds, 1991); Jan van der Vaart Multipels 1967-1997, Allaard Hidding (Leeuwarden: Keramiekmuseum Het Princessehof, 1997), illus. 88, p. 88.

  H: 9 1/2” x W: 10 1/8” x D: 5 1/2”

  Price: $8,000

  Jan van der Vaart, born in 1931, is one of the Netherlands’ best known potters. He was not only a trend-setting artist and industrial designer, he also taught an entire generation of Dutch ceramicists while teaching at the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam (1968-1990). His work is in the collection of many Dutch museums, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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  Karl Berghof / Kayserzinn Extremely Rare German Jugendstil Art Nouveau Pewter Vase 1904

  KARL BERGHOF  Germany
  J. P. KAYSER SOHN  Krefeld, Germany

  Vase  1904

  Pewter squared vase with round flange top, open work details

  Marks: Kayserzinn 4541  7 (in a raised oval)

  Illustrated: Zinn des Jugendstils, Eckard Wagner (Cologne: Rheinland-Verlag, 1978), p. 63, cat. no. 148; J. P. Kayser Sohn Krefeld: Fabrik kunstgewerblicher Metallgegenstände, Musterbuch 1907 (Munich: Verlag Dry, 1982) p. 46.

  ***This is an extremely rare, other worldly Kayserzinn form.

  H: 7” x Top W: 4 ¾” x  Base: 4 x 4 square