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Sàndor Apàti Abt

Apàti Abt Sàndor was born in 1870 and died in 1916. He studied at the National Hungarian Royal School of Applied Arts between 1885 and 1888 and then studied in Munich for a period of time. When he returned to Hungary, he studied in the workshop of Alajos Strobl. He began working at the Zsolnay factory in 1898 and continued there until 1908. His designs include some of the best of the art pottery produced at the Zsolnay Factory during his tenure. While at the factory he also taught ceramics at the Zsolnay Ceramics School. In 1909 he moved from Pecs to Budapest where he became a teacher at the Metropolitan School of Industrial Design.

In these pages we will lists the form numbers (which are usually inscribed on the base of Zsolnay pottery) that are attributed to the workmanship of Sàndor Apàti Abt. This information is provided as a public service and though we have tried to carefully compile this list, we do not take any responsibility for any typographical errors.

5421

5440

5464

5467

5470

5476

5479

5494

5524

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5561

5638

5774

5785

5800

5810

5811

5812

5816

5818

5819

5821

5822

5893

5923

5956

5986

5988

6049

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6075

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6130

6153

6169

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6280

6286

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6388

6419

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6544

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6619

6644

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6690

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6802

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6851

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6912

6975

6995

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7036

7038

7046

7056

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7211

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7246

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7259

7260

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7264

7265

7277

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7280

7293

7306

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7327

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7330

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7332

7334

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7493

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7515

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7728

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7851

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7913

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7948

7955

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8327

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8492

8493

8499

8501

8503

8532

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