1970s VEB HALDENSLEBEN VASE 3102C Nr. (18 cm) DAVID Freiwald has earned the particular

Freiwald has earned the particular esteem of collectors who appreciate objets d’art from the Art Nouveau and the American Arts and Crafts movements

Made in France in the 1960s

rising from either a placid body of water or a stony flatland

A rare bud vase with a green and blue crystalline glaze

celebrating Swedish design during “The Year of Design

1970s VEB HALDENSLEBEN VASE 3102C Nr. (18 cm) DAVID Freiwald has earned the particularAn ovoid VEB HALDENSLEBEN vase (no. 3102C) with a matte, speckled orange underglaze beneath a satin gloss, beige splattered bronze colored top glazeforming an extraordinary wax resist band around the center of the vessel. The interior is white. VEB HALDENSLEBEN was a state owned, East German ceramics factory in the Saxony town of Haldensleben. It was organized in 1945 with the nationalization of the Carstens Uffrecht plant that followed the division