Luster Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Fall, 2006, for the
Fall New York Antiques
and Fine Art Fair
in New York City

"Magnolia"
Luster Vessel 1073 (6-1/2")

"This vase is a true depiction of a magnolia tree
in my front yard. Like certain Japanese paintings,
it takes advantage of the "happy accident" to impart
life and motion."

Katrich Booth at the Fall New York Fair
October 5-9, 2006

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Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Fall, 2006, for the
Fall New York Antiques
and Fine Art Fair

Vessel 1053 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1054 (4-1/2")



Vessel 1055 (8-3/4")



Vessel 1056 (9-3/4")



Vessel 1057 (5")



"Autumn Spruce"
Vessel 1058 (8")




"Oriental Lantern #1"
Vessel 1059 (6")




"Rings Of Saturn"
Vessel 1060 (5-1/2")



"The Silver Screen"
Vessel 1061 (10-1/2")



Vessel 1062 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1063 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1064 (7")



Vessel 1065 (6-1/2")



Vessel 1066 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1067 (5-1/4")



Vessel 1068 (5-3/4")



Vessel 1069 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1070 (3-3/4")



Vessel 1071 (5-1/2")



Vessel 1072 (3-1/2")



"Magnolia"
Vessel 1073 (6-1/2")

"This vase is a true depiction of a magnolia tree
in my front yard. Like certain Japanese paintings,
it takes advantage of the "happy accident" to impart
life and motion."




"Over The Waves"
Vessel 1074 (8")



Vessel 1075 (4")



"The Gates Of Paradise"
Vessel 1076 (17-1/4")



"Oriental Lantern #2"
Vessel 1077 (6-1/2")



"Oriental Lantern #3"
Vessel 1078 (6")



"Oriental Lantern #4"
Vessel 1079 (9-1/2")



Vessel 1080 (7-3/4")



"How High The Moon"
Vessel 1081 (9-1/2" Diameter)

"The decoration of this piece recalls oriental silk
textiles, or perhaps Japanese woodblock prints.

"Plates or chargers are rare forms in my repertoire,
and only a handful exist. The glazes conspired to
make this a pleasant example."




"Empyrean"
Vessel 1082 (9" Diameter)

The Fall New York Antiques
and Fine Art Fair

30 examples of luster vessels, with some pleasant surprises,
all new to the market.

A special attraction of the Fall Fair is the venue itself.
St. Paul The Apostle is an extraordinary Victorian architectural confection:
a necessary visit for enthusiasts of the "gilded age".

The structure sports stained glass windows by celebrated artist,
and Tiffany rival, John LaFarge. Much of the opulent interior ornament
was conceived by the controversial and gifted society architect,
Stanford White.

It is always a pleasure to see our long-time friends
and to acquaint ourselves with new.

Paul J. Katrich

Katrich Booth at the Fall New York Fair
October 5-9, 2006

The Fall Fair Benefits

The Momentum Project, Inc.
provides food, nutrition and health services
for people with HIV & AIDS at eight locations
in four boroughs of New York City.
More details at The Momentum Project, Inc., website.

Click here to look at the
St. Paul The Apostle website,
including more of their photographs.

Click here to look at the
Fall New York Antiques & Fine Art Fair website.