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Brunssum, Netherlands
Product description
Wilhelm Schiller
Wilhelm Schiller began production of porcelain and earthenware in Bodenbach, Bohemia in 1829, operating under the name of Schiller and Gerbing. In 1885, the firm was dissolved and renamed Wilhelm Schiller and Son and remained in operation until the onset of World War I. It is unknown whether the firm of Schiller and Gerbing produced majolica, but the firm of Wilhelm Schiller and Son is clearly the most prolific of the Bohemian manufacturers of majolica.
The color palette used by Bohemian majolica makers including Schiller is much more subdued than that of their Staffordshire counterparts. The background of many Schiller pieces is of a matte-finished taupe, light gray or turquoise with glazed surface features in various shades of brown and black. The interiors are usually glazed in turquoise. Much of the firm’s production reflects the transition from traditional Victorian majolica to the Art Deco style. The most common Schiller pieces are decorative vases, jardinieres, table centers and ewers. No examples of Schiller majolica plates, bowls or other functional table-wares are known.
Wilhelm Schiller and Sons majolica was marked with the letters ‘WS&S’ that was either impressed or contained within a raised cartouche. De maatvoering(niet duidelijk op onderstaande info: van oor tot oor 22cm, breed of diep 14cm, h 3cm. Een bijzonderheid op de onderzijde naast Ws&s, buiten het kader, My.... Wat daar de vermelding van is blijft voor mij een raadsel
Mogelijk hoort er wat meer majolica kleuring op de fagmentjes maar het kan ook zijn dat dit origineel zo hoortr
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsMulti ColorMaterialCeramicNumber of items1StyleVintageHeight3 cmWidth22 cmDepth14 cm