Klaus Henning for Fürstenberg vintage porcelain op art vase, made in West Germany in 1973.
Blue Fürstenberg mark stamped on base. Style no. 1441/28 also subtly impressed on base. Glossy white surface with raised organic fold design on each side. Collectible example of modernist Op Art style.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. There is a slight surface marking, very subtle.
Measurements:
28cm tall x 11cm width x 10cm depth = approx 11" x 4.25" x4"
Larger size also shown in last image.
The Fürstenberg Porcelain factory is the second oldest German porcelain producer (Meissen is the oldest). Established in 1747 by the order of Duke Charles. The factory is still producing porcelain today.
Blue Fürstenberg mark stamped on base. Style no. 1441/28 also subtly impressed on base. Glossy white surface with raised organic fold design on each side. Collectible example of modernist Op Art style.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. There is a slight surface marking, very subtle.
Measurements:
28cm tall x 11cm width x 10cm depth = approx 11" x 4.25" x4"
Larger size also shown in last image.
The Fürstenberg Porcelain factory is the second oldest German porcelain producer (Meissen is the oldest). Established in 1747 by the order of Duke Charles. The factory is still producing porcelain today.
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