$371Sale Price|20% Off
German Blue Pitcher Glazed Ceramic or Vase Bay Keramik, Midcentury
Located in Labrit, Landes
Blue and green pitcher in galzed ceramic from the factory Bay Keramik 8730 Model Made circa 1950-1960 West-Germany, after the Second Word War, it took a few years to rebuild the Germ...
Ceramic
Large Beehive Vase 7641-40 Dieter Peter Carstens West German Studio Pottery 1970
By Dieter Peter, Carstens Tönnieshof
Located in Sherborne, Dorset
Carstens are considered to have been the best producers of West German Pottery and Dieter Peters was, probably, the top designer of that era alongside Bodo Mans, who was working for ...
Pottery
$324Sale Price|50% Off
Large 1960s Studio Midcentury White Blue Bottle Vase
Located in Copenhagen, DK
Smooth brown and blue glaze on the inside. Manufactured by Bay Ceramics in West Germany in the 1960s. Stamped and numbered under base.
Ceramic, Pottery, Stoneware
Abstract Pheasant Vintage West German Vase Ceramic Bay Pottery, circa 1970
By Bay Keramik
Located in Nuernberg, DE
An amazing pottery vase made in Germany, by Bay Ceramic, circa 1970s. Vase is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, or flea bites. Signed like seen in the picture.
Ceramic
XL Mid-Century West German Table Lamp Designed by Bodo Mans
By Bruno Karlsson
Located in Los Angeles, CA
XL Mid-Century Bay Keramic West German Art Pottery Lamp. This gorgeous Bodo Mans designed ceramic table lamp has a beautiful embossed design with glaze tones in gold and brown.
Ceramic
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