Red clay, relief decoration, multicolored in the form of leaves and flowers and irregular infiltration on the background of the green body of the vase, covered with glaze. Signed on the underside with engraved: the trademark with the tied monogram MKTH, the numbers 176 / 176 and the letter D (?). Dimensions (approx.): height: 37 cm, base diameter: 13.5 cm, pour: 16 cm.
State of preservation: two flat losses near the edge of the base, as in the photos, natural signs of use in accordance with the age of the object.
Fr. M. Bräuning started his business around 1900 in Velten and Borgsdorf, later moving to Hermsdorf, his company was known for its ceramic products modeled on ancient models and inspired by prehistoric Brandenburg ceramics. The workshop was also famous for its paintings on ceramics and plant motifs, which were an important part of its style. It is believed that Max Laeuger inspired Fr. M. Bräuning to work with angobe painting, which he then practiced at the Brandenburg Artistic and Agricultural Ceramics Workshop, thus refining his ceramic work.
Literature l sources:
Gerhard Brunner - Märkische Ton-Kunst: Berlin und Brandenburg Keramik der 20er und 30er Jahre. Berlin 1992
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