Fire Mark

Each piece was wheel-thrown, glazed, and kiln-fired with visible marks of time, use, and process—showcasing the authentic charm of vernacular craftsmanship.

The base features patch marks, a characteristic firing remnant associated with Derby.

Well painted with numbers and letters on base and an blue mark with cancellation mark through it. Firing crack on underside of top which may account for cancellation.

Rarity: Very rare in mint and never fired condition. Marks: Stamped with the maker's mark and signed as follow; "IMCO PRIMEX PATENT AUSTRIA 6300".

The sofa has the signature and the manufacturer's mark fire-stamped on the structure. Literature: Pier Carlo Santini, Facendo Mobili con Poltronova, Arftigraf Edizioni, pp. 42/43

Punctuated with black marks from the firing throughout, and there are numerous brown spots on the shoulder fired into the surface from the kiln.

Construction: The flat underside of the base shows the characteristic patch marks from the firing process. Dimensions: 9 1/2 high x 4 1/2 inches diameter (24.13 cm high x 11.43 cm d...

The once vibrant bodice with geometric shapes pointing to its waist has mellowed with years of use over fires that have left marks of maturity. This is a very rare and exceptional e...

On the left side of the frame is the fire-stamped Brivio mark, certifying the authenticity of the piece and its direct provenance from the historic Novedrate manufacture.

Master enamelist Karl Drerup, known as one of the best mid century painters on fire . DK mark. Mounted in Sterling silver frame and also marked Jo Michels sterling.

On some of the pieces there is evidence of a hotter, faster firing, and marks of the flame result from the ignited straw re-oxidizing the black surfaces.

Large vintage studio pottery serving platter - realistically modelled/molded as a leaf - over-all dark green glaze with subtle iridescence - kiln/firing stilt marks to the base - uns...

Good condition. Some tiny firing spots and metal marks. Stamped with makers mark.

The footring is typically narrow and neatly trimmed, revealing the fine, dense, slightly buff-colored clay with traces of firing adhesions (spur marks). Over time, genuine Ding piece...

The footring is typically narrow and neatly trimmed, revealing the fine, dense, slightly buff-colored clay with traces of firing adhesions (spur marks). Over time, genuine Ding piece...

On some of the pieces there is evidence of a hotter, faster firing, and marks of the flame result from the ignited straw re-oxidizing the black surfaces.

A peculiar and original German ceramic jug, it has a simple shape but at the same time innovative and modernist; the glaze of the jug was obtained by laying on the entire body a sing...

The footring is typically narrow and neatly trimmed, revealing the fine, dense, slightly buff-colored clay with traces of firing adhesions (spur marks). Over time, genuine Ding piece...

On some of the pieces there is evidence of a hotter, faster firing, and marks of the flame result from the ignited straw re-oxidizing the black surfaces.

On some of the pieces there is evidence of a hotter, faster firing, and marks of the flame result from the ignited straw re-oxidizing the black surfaces.

Although somewhat encrusted from burial, and suffering scorch marks from fire, the details and facial expression are still unmistakable.

One tiny chip is touched up. Nice wear and firing stilt marks on back. Measurements: 16" diameter x 2" depth Weight: 6 lbs.