Description
Bold, graphic and unmistakably mid-century Eastern European, this Kravsko vase is a striking example of Czechoslovak ceramic design at its most decoratively confident, with the kind of vivid colour and strong graphic presence that makes it a natural focal point in any display.
Produced by Kravsko, this tall cylindrical vase with a flared neck features a bold black ground decorated with hand-painted flowers, foliage and orange butterfly motifs, with white and red border detail. The strong graphic quality and vivid colour palette give it a commanding display presence, suited to collectors of Czechoslovak ceramics, floral studio pottery and colourful vintage display pieces. Kravsko ceramics are increasingly appreciated by collectors of mid-century Eastern European decorative arts, and the black-ground floral format is one of the most sought-after in the Kravsko range. The butterfly motif adds a particularly lively and distinctive accent to the floral composition, and the tall cylindrical form gives the piece a strong vertical presence that works well in both standalone and grouped displays. This example is in visible condition as shown in the images.
- Maker: Kravsko, Czechoslovakia
- Dimensions: 31.5 cm (H) x 11 cm (W)
- Condition: Visible condition as shown in images
- Features: Ceramic, tall cylindrical form with flared neck, black ground, hand-painted flowers, foliage and orange butterfly motifs, white and red border detail
- Period: Second half of the 20th century
- SKU: SKU-00324
A bold statement piece for collectors of Czechoslovak ceramics, mid-century floral pottery or graphic black-ground decorative vases. Displays well alongside the Olustria hunting fox spill vase (CBD-0022) and the Poole Pottery hand-painted floral vase (SKU-00288) in our Ceramic Vases collection.
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