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Regina amfoorvaas

A Regina loop-handled vase in the Presto decor, model 33/2, made in Gouda. It is hand-painted in matt glaze and carries the painter's monogram W.B.

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About this piece

The vase has the characteristic Regina shape with a high, pointed loop handle that rises above a slender neck. The body is round and sits on a small foot.

The decor is Presto. Flame-like, sunburst motifs in orange, ochre yellow, turquoise, light blue and purple stand out against a black ground. Small cloud-like panels in the same colours sit on the handle.

The base is hand-lettered with the factory name REGINA, a crown mark, PRESCO, model number 33/2, the painter's monogram W.B. and GOUDA HOLLAND.

Condition

Good, with visible flaws
  • A fine line runs across the loop handle on each side, at about the same height. It is a glue line of an old join.
  • Remnants of a gold paper label on the lower body.
  • Light surface marks in the black glaze.
  • Dust and wear on the unglazed foot ring.

Details

ObjectVase with high loop handle (hengselvaas)
MaterialEarthenware with hand-painted matt glaze
CountryNetherlands (Gouda)
MakerKunstaardewerkfabriek Regina, Gouda
Periodc. 1920s – early 1930s
StyleArt Deco
Height36cm ()
Width21cm ()
ConditionHandles broken and glued. No missing parts.
AttributionMarked on the base: REGINA, crown mark, PRESTO, 33/2, W.B., GOUDA HOLLAND

Gouda matt plateel

This vase dates from the heyday of Gouda matt plateel, in the 1920s and early 1930s. Pieces from this period are hand-painted in matt glaze, often with bold, flame-like motifs on a dark ground. The Presto decor on this vase is a clear example of the Art Deco style.

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