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Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
20.94

Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970

Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970
Vintage Tófej "Orange Boom" vase from 1970

For retro enthusiasts, it's a must-have basic equipment. It's impossible not to love this little retro Tófej vase. Black stripes run across a glazed orange background. For us, it's like a pre-explosion orange with abstract lightning bolts :)

Regarding the production of that particular orange color, which is so characteristic of Tófej ceramics, and the bluish, grayish glaze also produced there, chemical engineer Mária Czugh recalled the following:

The orange color of Tófej is a very special frit recipe, and due to the unstable lead chromate content, depending on the application and firing conditions, it can result in a homogeneous red or crystalline red color. Depending on the firing atmosphere, a chrome-green color may also appear. (...) The bluish, grayish, and graphite colors are also characteristic, indicating the use of copper oxide and cobalt oxide as coloring agents.

According to Mária Czugh, the products manufactured here found buyers exclusively within the country, in AMFORA-ÜVÉRT stores.

 

Forrás:https://regikeramiak.blog.hu/2018/01/05/orsegi_tradicionalis_keramiatol_a_kadar-korszak_modernitasaig

Style
Vintage
Diameter
8 cm
Height
10 cm
Manufacture/Artist
Tófej
Type
Vase, Ceramics
In stock   (1 pcs)
20.94
Details

Tófej Ceramics:

Tófej is located in Zala County.

Around 1960, the Hungarian enamel industry turned towards the unused Tófej factory: it took over the production of ceramic glaze from the LAMPART plant in Kecskemét and entrusted it to the Tófej facility. The management of the facility was entrusted to certain Czugh Dezső and Czugh János, potters from Magyarszombatfa, by the leadership of Zala County in 1964.

The factory produced nearly 350 different products. Among the decorative works manufactured in Tófej, there were vases, decorative containers, wall plates, liqueur, and wine sets. They also produced figurative and other stove tiles, as well as 60-70 types of floor tiles. Due to its affordability and high performance, no artisan could compete with the Tófej facility.

The Tófej ceramics received continuous numbering from T-1 to T-350 or T-400 (the last product number is only an approximate value, the exact number is currently unknown). The numbers increased over time from 1964 to 1985. The last 30-50 product numbers were introduced in the last year. At the bottom of the products, there are not hieroglyphs but the signature of the creator, allowing for identification of the mold maker or painter.

Info
Article No.
458
Weight
400 g/pcs
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