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Zsolnay Pecs Persian Lustre Vase, Hungary, C. 1900.
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Zsolnay Pecs Persian Lustre Vase, Hungary, C. 1900.

19th century
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Zsolnay Pecs miniature lustre vase, Hungary, c. 1900. The small vase decorated in the Persian style, with stylised floral motifs, beneath a lustrous glaze.

Factory mark to the base.

Height – 8.7 cm, 3 3/8”.

Diameter – 5.8 cm, 2 1/4”.

Condition – Some deep firing crazing to the glaze. No damage. No restoration.

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Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Zsolnay Pecs Lustre Vase to the Victorian era.

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Zsolnay Pecs miniature lustre vase, Hungary, c. 1900.
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The small vase decorated in the Persian style, with stylised floral motifs, beneath a lustrous glaze.
Philip Carrol Antiques

Factory mark to the base.

Height – 8.7 cm, 3 3/8”.

Diameter – 5.8 cm, 2 1/4”.

Condition – Some deep firing crazing to the glaze. No damage. No restoration.

Date of Manufacture

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Zsolnay Pecs Lustre Vase to the Victorian era.

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Philip carrol antiques was established in 1983

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A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes.
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Archive I A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes.

Zsolnay Pecs Persian Lustre Vase, Hungary, C. 1900.

Archive II A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View II
Archive III A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View III
Archive IV A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View IV
Archive V A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View V
Archive VI A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View VI
Archive VII A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes. View VII
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A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes.
Zsolnay Pecs Persian lustre vase, Hungary, c. 1900.
Ref: SA1224069
A baluster-shaped ceramic vase featuring intricate Persian-style geometric star medallions and foliate patterns in pink, olive green, and yellow lustre glazes.
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Produced in Hungary, Zsolnay ceramics from around 1900 are distinguished by intricate historicist or Art Nouveau patterns and vibrant polychrome finishes. Many pieces feature specialised metallic glazes, such as the famous eosin process, which creates an iridescent visual effect reminiscent of Middle Eastern lustreware.

Lustre glazes are created by applying metallic saltssuch as copper, silver, or bismuthonto a previously fired glazed surface. The vessel is subjected to a secondary reduction firing at lower temperatures, leaving a thin metallic film that reflects light in a rainbow-like spectrum.

Authentic pieces generally feature impressed or painted factory marks on the underside, including the five-churches emblem, the Zsolnay name, and form or design numbers. Collectors also evaluate the weight of the earthenware body, the precise detail of the hand-painted decoration, and the characteristic sheen of the glaze.

A vibrant Art Nouveau vase functions as a focal decorative object when displayed individually on a contemporary console, mantelpiece, or bookshelf. Pairing the vessel with neutral surfaces or dark timber furniture allows the geometric detailing and iridescent tones to stand out without competing with surrounding decor.

Clean glazed ceramics gently using a soft, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with lukewarm water and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges, chemical cleaners, or submersion in water, as moisture can enter fine crazing lines in the glaze and damage metallic surface layers.
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