German pottery

Germany is internationally known for its traditional salt-glazed beer steins and jugs, elegant Meissen porcelain dishes and figurines and Hummel porcelain figurines.

Fat lava vase by Strehla, E.Germany 60s - 70s Lava glazes that amaze The Lava glaze ceramics of the 60's were an extension of the Bauhaus design concept of creating affordable decorative arts for mass consumption during the middle of the 20th century. The manufacturing process was simplified with the use of pottery casting molds and the application of a diverse variety of glazes by the enamelers and glaze technicians. This was combined with applying integrated craft procedures to produce…

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Seemingly being generally out of fashion after the boom of the 1960's and 1970's, West German pottery h...

Vintage ceramic vase, made by West German manufacturer Jasba Keramik in the 1970's. The modern rounded shape gives it a timeless appeal, whilst the detail around the neck and the striking glaze make it a standout. It has a delightful bright green glaze at the top, smoothly dripping over a caramel toned matte glaze. A real mood lifter! Excellent vintage condition. Embossed on the underside is the makers mark and model identified 1168/20.