Vintage Pottery From West Germany
This is a catalogue of pieces of vintage mid-century studio pottery made in the former West Germany. All this art pieces have been identified by the makers' marks on the bases and are or were for sale at Fab Fings.
Large 1960's West German Bay Keramik pottery glazed vase. Model 94-40 in mid-blue with an ocher Aztec design around the centre and a fun swirled design border at the base and below the neck.
This is a rare piece of 60s vintage studio pottery fat lava vase made in the former West Germany by Schlossberg. The fat lava glaze is very thick and very textured and the glossy red glaze with studs makes this a very striking piece.
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It is stamped 484-30 on the base.
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Above is a 1960s West German pottery vase. Stamped '164-21 W.Germany' by Dümler & Breiden. Almost 22cm tall and 723g in weight.
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Above is a mid-century vintage pair of red fat lava vases by Scheurich, model number 231-15. 15.5cm tall. Both in excellent condition with no damage.
Above is a vintage mid-century West German pottery pitcher vase, made by Carstens Artelier. It has the distinctive fat lava glaze that has a very thick mottled appearance and an orange drip glaze.
This collectible piece is marked '1007-27' on the base, the 1007 referring to the shape and the 27 to the height, although the actual height is 28cm.
This is a large piece of vintage 60s pottery by Carstens Tonnieshof of West Germany. This pitcher vase has a fat lava leaden glaze with a green background and has a dark brown glazed interior. It stands 30cm tall and weighs 1.7kg.
The base of the vase above states, 'W.Germ 1510-29'.
This is a vintage mid-century studio pottery piece from the former West Germany, made by Eubelacker. It has a deep orange and tan drip glaze and twisted handle. It stands 20.5cm tall and is in excellent condition.
It still has it's maker's sticker and it's stamped on the base '1855/20'.
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This is a vintage mid-century piece of studio pottery by Steuler of the former West Germany. It has a glossy drip glaze in ochre with a mocha background. It stands 20cm tall and is in excellent vintage condition with no damage.
It is stamped on the base by the marker and with '516-20.
This is a vintage mid-century piece of studio pottery by Dümler and Breiden of the former West Germany. The vase, which weighs 1.4kg, is in excellent vintage condition with no damage.
It is a fairly tall vase, standing 26cm, as indicated by the last numbers in the mark stamped on the base, which says '1057/26'.
This is a vintage mid-century stupid pottery piece by Scheurich of the former West Germany. It is decorated with the distinctive 'Lora Décor' with an intense orange glaze. This handmade piece of history is in excellent undamaged condition.
It is quite large, standing 27cm tall, as indicated in the stam on the base '484-27', along with 'W.Germany'.
This is a vintage mid-century studio pottery piece, made in the former West Germany made Jasba.
This large brown jug vase has its original tag plus a stamp on the base, which says '169-25'.
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This is a collectible and beautiful vintage 60s or 70s mid century pottery vase, made in East Germany by Strehla Keramik & Co. It has an unusual and very beautiful green and metallic leaden silver glaze.
This studio pottery art piece is stamped on the base '1438' and 'GDR' and it is stamped by the maker.
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INFORMATION ABOUT WEST GERMAN POTTERY
Vintage West German pottery is a popular collectible, and for good reason. The pottery is known for its beautiful designs, vibrant colors, and high quality. It was made in West Germany during the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, and it is often decorated with abstract patterns, flowers, or animals.
West German pottery is made from a variety of materials, including stoneware, porcelain, and earthenware. It is typically glazed, and the glaze can be either shiny or matte. The pottery is often decorated with hand-painted designs, and it can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes.
West German pottery is a great addition to any home décor. It can be used to decorate a living room, dining room, or kitchen. It can also be used to store food or flowers. If you are looking for a unique and stylish piece of pottery, West German pottery is a great option.
Here are some tips for collecting vintage West German pottery:
- Do your research. Before you start collecting, it is important to learn as much as you can about West German pottery. This will help you to identify authentic pieces and avoid fakes.
- Buy from reputable sources. When you are ready to start buying, only purchase pottery from reputable sources, such as antique shops or online dealers. This will help you to ensure that you are getting authentic pieces.
- Be patient. Vintage West German pottery can be expensive, so it is important to be patient when you are collecting. Don't be afraid to wait for the right piece to come along.
- Enjoy your collection. Collecting vintage West German pottery should be fun. Take the time to enjoy your pieces and to learn about their history.
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