Ceramic

Magnificent ceramic with Jugendstil and Art Deco motifs of Austro – Hungarian manufacture. Bring motifs of different female nudes along the entire circumference of the vase. H 40 cm. Age 1920.

Magnificent ballerina in glazed ceramic produced by the Komlos brothers.
Miklós Komlós and István Komlós opened in 1931 in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, a small workshop of sculptural ceramics that soon became popular all over the country, alternating popular and civil scenes with elegant Deco themes and African-American taste. In addition, they produced numerous animals and scenes of expressionist taste with particular attention to hunting scenes and musicians. In 1934 they opened a second laboratory in Budapest in the VII district with the Fratelli Komlós Budapest brand. H 35 cm. Age 1935 – 40.

Magnificent figures in glazed ceramic produced by the Komlós brothers.
Miklós Komlós and István Komlós opened in 1931 in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, a small workshop of sculptural ceramics that soon became popular all over the country, alternating popular and civil scenes with elegant Deco themes and African-American taste. In addition, they produced numerous animals and scenes of expressionist taste with particular attention to hunting scenes and musicians. In 1934 they opened a second laboratory in Budapest in the VII district with the Fratelli Komlós Budapest brand.

Magnificent Zsolnay figure from the early 1900s glazed in white. H 38 cm. Age 1910 – 1930.

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