SOPHIA REINHARDT
Berlin, Germany
The blue is even richer in person than in the photos. Everything arrived carefully packed, and the handwritten note was a lovely personal touch.”
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A door of this size hung at the entrance to a house rather than anywhere inside it, and it was built to be read from the street as much as to close an opening. The decoration sits where the eye falls, across the upper panels and the head of the door, while the lower rails were left plainer because that is the part boots and carts reached.
This one is topped by a gable rather than an arch, the two leaves rising to a peak at the centre, which is what makes it read as the front of a building rather than an opening in a wall. The carving covers both leaves in deep geometric registers, worked in bands that step inward toward the centre of each panel. The timber has bleached pale from years in the open, lighter than anything else in the range, so the relief reads as shadow rather than as colour.
Today a piece at this scale is an architectural installation rather than a decorative one, mounted as a full wall or set as a divider in a space with the height to carry it. It is the kind of object a room gets designed around, not one added to a room already finished.
COLLECTOR REVIEWS
Berlin, Germany
The blue is even richer in person than in the photos. Everything arrived carefully packed, and the handwritten note was a lovely personal touch.”
New York, NY
“I’d been looking for a pot for our entryway for a while. This one has such a lovely worn finish, and it works perfectly with the rest of the space.”
Los Angeles, CA
“I had a few questions about the size and color before ordering, and the extra photos really helped. The piece arrived carefully packed and looks beautiful in our home.”
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Crazing refers to the fine network of hairline cracks that naturally develops in the glaze of some ceramic pieces over time. It is a common characteristic of many antique and vintage ceramics and often reflects the item's age and authenticity. Unless specifically noted, crazing is generally cosmetic and does not affect the structural integrity of the piece.