Pair of Art Deco / Mid-Century vases – Belgian earthenware (attributed to Thulin)

Elegant pair of Belgian earthenware vases from the mid-20th century, attributed to the Thulin pottery. These pieces feature a superb glaze known as "flowing", with deep shades blending green, ivory, and brown, offering an organic and luminous finish. Their elongated silhouette is highlighted by a sculptural base adorned with openwork handles, typical of decorative productions between late Art Deco and 1950s design. Both vases bear a marking under the base, including the mention "Belgium" as well as a model number, confirming Belgian production intended partly for export. A strong decorative pair, ideal for an elegant display in a contemporary or vintage interior. Characteristics: Height: 28 cm. Width: 13 cm (including handles) Origin: Belgium. Manufacture: attributed to the Thulin pottery. Dating: circa 1950 (mid-20th century) Marking: "Belgium" + model number (including 1943) Condition: very good overall condition (see photos) Highlights: ✔ Homogeneous pair (same model) ✔ Very decorative artistic glaze. ✔ Beautiful visual presence (28 cm) ✔ Design between Art Deco and Mid-Century. ✔ Uncommon piece. Perfect for decoration on a console, coffee table, or as a centrepiece, these vases immediately add character to an interior.