April 12, 2024
ZSOLNAY SLENDER VASE EOSIN ART NOUVEAU STYLE, STUDIO
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ZSOLNAY SLENDER VASE EOSIN ART NOUVEAU STYLE, STUDIO A slender, flared out vase, bulbous body and " Labrador " glaze. This Art Nouveau style vase was created by the famous Zsolnay company in Pecs , Hungary . Recent manufacture of a form, created around 1900. The vase was manufactured using the proprietary metallic based eosin glaze, hand painted. Product of the Zsolnay STUDIO. Size : 13" (33 cm) tall 4.5" (12.7 cm) at its widest point Co ndition: Perfect, no crack, chips or restoration of any kind. Marking: Stamped and hand signed factory mark, artists signature, STUDIO Form number 5976 and décor number 7769 hand painted on bottom This is a "No Reserve" auction. Bidders with 5 or less positive feedback: please contact me before bidding! Please email me with your questions and allow time to respond prior to expiration. This sale is final; no refund or return offered, unless gross misrepresentation has been made to condition or origin. Authenticity, condition, origin and age are fully warranted. PAYMENT: I accept check (must clear prior to shipping, which may take 7-10 days), money order, and bank checks in US currency only. I DO NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL. Payment is expected in 5 days after bid closing. SHIPPING : I double box and carefully pack sensitive and fragile pottery. In case of really sensitive and valuable item, I use professional
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