Collection of Mobach Ceramics (Utrecht, The Netherlands) | ||
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Posted 12 years ago
GlasswareGuy
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My collection of Mobach ceramics (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
Works from Jaan Mobach, Piet Knepper and Joke Stroes.
Most of them were made between 1965 and 1980 but I also have a few earlier and later designs.
I really like the primitive designs of Mobach.
The biggest vase is 45cm, the smallest is 5,5cm
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I agree with Bellin. They are a wonderful collection and so wee displayed! Congratulations!
Wauw great Mobach collection ( founded 1895 ) one off the few Dutch Ceramics makers that survived.
I have visited their factory in Utrecht.
Fabulous ensemble!!! Bravo.
Very beautiful. A new name for me. you have a gorgeous collection.
Thanks everybody!
Couldn't you tell a little bit about them or give some link?
cobaltcobold this is a english mobach site http://www.mobach-keramiek.nl/eng/mobach.html with small history and some photos and this is a dutch site from someone who has a huge collection you can see much more pictures its a pity its in dutch but you can see the varouis styles and techniques used in their 117 year history they were founded in 1895. http://www.mobachs.nl/index.php and a dutch collectors site with mobach http://www.verzamelaars.net/categorie/1/Mobach.html also in dutch
Thanky you vlkma238412. A discovery. On the first sight I like Piet Knepper and Jaan Mobach.
Since there is not so much work in these summer weeks (everybody is in holidays, except me), I took a look. It seems that the NL had a gorgeous ceramics phase after WW II. I discoverd many very beautiful items on this site
http://www.lets-go-dutch.com/index.html
And names like Zaalberg, Groeneveldt, Steenuil, Dommisse, which are all new to me. There is so much to learn! Thank GlasswareGuy.