Overview
A striking example of Dutch 'New Gouda' style, featuring a matte black 'satin' glaze contrasted with textured, hand-painted floral motifs.
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Overview
A striking example of Dutch 'New Gouda' style, featuring a matte black 'satin' glaze contrasted with textured, hand-painted floral motifs.
Story
The name 'Lente' translates from Dutch to 'Spring,' and this piece was a literal celebration of rebirth for the Dutch ceramic industry following the hardships of World War II.
Maker / Origin
Flora Keramiek was established in 1945 in Hardenberg and quickly became a leader in the 'New Gouda' movement, eventually moving its operations to the historic pottery center of Gouda.
Condition & Value
The piece appears to be in excellent vintage condition with the 'Lente' and '6306' marks clearly visible on the base. Value is driven by the popularity of Mid-Century Modern decor and the specific 'Lente' pattern, which is highly collectible.
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