Three baluster-shaped vases. Regina Junge. 2nd half of the 20th century. Regina Junge 1939 Großbothen Porcelain, glazed. Baluster shaped bodies with flared mouths. One vase with the incised, ligatured artist's monogram "JR" underneath, two vases unsigned. Isolated glaze irregularities from the manufacturing process, tiny blowholes and brown inclusions in places, but inconspicuous overall. Dimensions: H. 32,5 cm / H. 20,5 cm / H. 19,5 cm. Regina Junge 1939 Großbothen German ceramist. Apprenticeship as porcelain painter in Colditz. 4-year study at the technical school for applied art and form design in Sonneberg. Subsequently, 5-year study at the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art with Henze, Kaiser and Mohr. Since 1967 freelance artist. Co-founder of the artists' association Schaddelmühle. Lives and works in Berlin Oranienburg.

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