Gold Porcelain Mini Vase – Victor Vasarely for Rosenthal, 1988

Gold Porcelain Mini Vase – Victor Vasarely for Rosenthal, 1988

€72,00
Sale price  €72,00 Regular price 
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Gold Porcelain Mini Vase – Victor Vasarely for Rosenthal, 1988

Gold Porcelain Mini Vase – Victor Vasarely for Rosenthal, 1988

€72,00
Sale price  €72,00 Regular price 

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A compact porcelain vase featuring Victor Vasarely’s unmistakable optical language in a finely scaled format. The white surface is wrapped in delicate gold geometric lines that create a shifting sense of movement, turning the small Duo form by Ambrogio Pozzi into a precise and luminous little object with strong graphic impact.

  • Dimensions: H 8.5 cm, Dia. 5.5 cm
  • Material: Porcelain with gold decor
  • Brand: Rosenthal Studio-Line
  • Designer: Victor Vasarely
  • Color: White, gold
  • Era: 1988
  • Origin: Germany
  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition
  • Remarks: Shape Duo by Ambrogio Pozzi; original Rosenthal Studio-Line mark on base

This is the kind of small piece that works best as a concentrated accent. The gold pattern gives it a crisp visual rhythm, making it ideal for a desk, shelf, or narrow console. It also pairs beautifully with black, white, or mirrored surfaces, where the decoration can bring a sharper, more light-catching note to the arrangement.

Victor Vasarely (1908–1997) was a Hungarian-born French artist and one of the defining figures of Op Art. Working with geometric abstraction, grids, and rhythmic color, he developed a visual language based on optical movement and spatial illusion. His work helped shape postwar ideas of serial form and perception, moving fluidly between fine art, design, and architecture. For Rosenthal Studio-Line, he brought this precise graphic vocabulary into porcelain, turning functional objects into compact studies in visual tension.

Rosenthal, founded in 1879 in Selb, Bavaria, is one of Germany’s most important porcelain manufacturers, recognised for combining industrial production with high design standards. With its Studio-Linie programme from the 1960s onwards, Rosenthal invited international artists and designers to create avant-garde forms and décors, making pieces like this set both functional objects and design collectibles.

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