KERAMOS DAKON KERAMIK SKULPTUR TÄNZERIN ART POTTERY CERAMIC DANCER LADY c. 1930
KERAMOS DAKON Tänzerin Keramik; sehr schöne junge Dame in eleganten wallenden lila Kleid in exzellenter Tanzpose; die Skulptur ist am Boden gemarkt: Keramos, DAKON, made in Austria und nummeriert: 2748; Sammlerstück in 1-A Originalzustand; datiert um 1930
Höhe: 17 cm
Breite: 14 cm
Tiefe: 14 cm
EURO: 525,--
KERAMOS: WIENER KUNST-KERAMIK und PORZELLANMANUFAKTUR AG, Viennese art pottery ceramic and porcelain manufacture: founded 1910; founded by several disabled ex-service man, supportived financially by the State Austria and later converted to a public limited company; leaded by the Director Otto Köller and Rudof Wolf und Heinrich Wolf. The company was located in the famous Hofburg building, Scharze Adlerstiege; the manufacture was located in 10th district of Vienna, Schleiergasse 17. In 1932 the company engaged more than 50 employees and they took over a large assortment of models by the sculptor Eduard Klablena and several designs of the Wiener Werkstaette / Wiener Werkstätte. The company manufactured luxury items, Faiences, Majolica (figurines, animal sculptures, lamps, vases, trinket boxes ...) and was represented the the Art Exhibition in Paris in 1925 (silver medal prize). Some artists who worked for Keramos: Prof. F. Adametz, Hertha Bucher; Ferdinand Doblinger, Eduard Klablena, Anton Klieber, Otto Prutscher, Ida Schwetz Lehmann.
Stefan DAKON (1904-1992)
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