Abricotine bottle
KLEM porcelain
Italy
1978
13-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 3-1/2"
$1,000.00 plus shipping
Available
Description
Eccentric collectible Abricotine bottle, crafted by KLEM Porcelain in Italy in 1978. The Abricotine bottle boasts an intriguing and unconventional design. Its contours evoke a sense of fantasy, with elements that seem inspired by both nature and mythology. Crafted from premium Italian porcelain, this vessel gleams with a glossy finish, showcasing intricate engravings and carvings. The choice of porcelain ensures durability and a tactile delight when held.
Karl Richard Klemm, born in Germany in 1852, left an indelible mark on the world of porcelain. His decorating studio, established in Streisen near Dresden in 1869, became a hub of creativity and craftsmanship. Klemm’s workshop was not limited to decorating Meissen porcelain; it also seamlessly blended styles reminiscent of Dresden and Vienna, allowing his artistic vision to flourish.
Abricotine, the French apricot brandy, finds its essence in traditional distillation methods. But it's not just the liquid that captivates; it's the vessel that holds it: the Abricotine bottle. This particular piece reflects the complex production process. Imagine skilled artisans shaping porcelain, their hands guided by centuries-old techniques. The result: a vessel that transcends utility, becoming an objet d’art.
The Abricotine bottle embodies more than its physical form. It's a bridge to the past: an era when craftsmanship was revered. As you hold it, feel the weight of history, the echoes of generations who savored apricot brandy from similar vessels. Its eccentricity speaks of an artistic rebellion, a departure from conventional bottle designs. It invites conversation, curiosity, and admiration. Collectors recognize its rarity and uniqueness, making it a coveted addition to any collection. Empty yet perfectly preserved, this bottle stands as a silent witness to Italian porcelain heritage, the year 1978, and the enduring allure of Abricotine. Its value extends beyond monetary worth; it's a fragment of cultural tapestry.
Whether displayed on a shelf, admired for its craftsmanship, or sought after as part of a collection, the KLEM Porcelain Abricotine bottle is a testament to the enduring allure of craftsmanship and history.
Details
Material/Technique:
Porcelain
Size:
13-1/2 x 5-1/2 x 3-1/2"
Date/Period:
1978
Style:
Art Nouveau
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