Vase Campina, multicolor ceramics, by M. von Jungwirth, Amphora, Austria, 1920s.
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The ceramic vase from the Campina series, designed by Max von Jungwirth for Amphora in the 1920s, represents Secessionist (Art Nouveau) craftsmanship from the Austro-Hungarian region (Turn-Teplitz, now Czech Republic). Made from ceramic with a sandy beige, speckled, matte surface and a distinctly tactile texture, the vase features a robust construction and a hand-modeled, raised floral frieze encircling the upper and lower sections. This decoration, rendered in a vibrant multicolor palette—yellows, whites, blues, greens, reds, and black accents—is defined by bold black contours typical of the Secessionist style. The rim is finished in a glossy, deep black glaze, from which decorative black bead-like motifs descend, adding vertical rhythm and structuring the harmonious composition. Its proportions are rounded and balanced, with visible traces of hand-painting and modeling. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with all original decorations intact and no visible damage or signs of restoration.The form of this vase evokes the spirit of Central European Secession: organic lines and colorful decoration narrate an era when the return to nature and artisanal finesse stood in contrast to mass production. The floral motif, with its strong outlines and lively color scheme, pulses with the energy of the early twentieth century, when art was intended as an integral part of daily life. The glossy black rim and bead-like motifs introduce rhythm, recalling the musicality and dynamism characteristic of Art Nouveau interiors.This vase could be paired with dark wood or vene
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Height24 cm
Width16.5 cm
Length16.5 cm
Dimension details
Length16.5 cm
Height24 cm
Width16.5 cm
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