This Alka Kunst Bavaria vase, produced in the 1960s, is a distinctive example of mid-century German porcelain design. The piece features a cylindrical body elevated on a square pedestal base, a silhouette characteristic of the era's geometric explorations.
Crafted from white porcelain, the vase is decorated with the 'Attika' pattern, an exclusive design for Alka. The motif consists of a grid of rounded rectangular cartouches, each containing intricate, stylized geometric and abstract patterns in vibrant shades of blue, red, and gold. The base bears the green Alka Kunst Bavaria crown mark, the 'alka exclusiv Attika' designation, and an original retail sticker from E. Pein in Nortorf, Germany.
The vase remains in highly presentable condition, retaining its original glossy finish and the crispness of its intricate gilded and colored decoration. The structural integrity of the porcelain is fully preserved.
This piece serves as a striking decorative accent, well-suited to mid-century modern, eclectic, or contemporary interiors. Its vertical form and graphic pattern make it an excellent standalone object or a functional vessel for floral arrangements.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsWhite, Red, Gold, BlueMaterialPorcelainNumber of items1Height24 cmWidth10 cmDepth10 cm