German Vintage Ceramics

Strehla Vase - German Ceramics - Mid Century Design - 1960s Elegant vintage vase from Strehla. The

, West Germany ceramics from the 60s-70s, this vase is numbered 0201024 at the bottom. West Germany was

Large zoomorphic vase in red fat lava by JASBA - 1970 - West Germany ceramics Superb zoomorphic

Classic Ruscha 342 vase was heavily featured in first retrospective exhibition of West German

. The piece is signed with company's logo, "W. Germany", and model numbers on the bottom. We are

Superb mid-century Scandinavian or German free form bowl in the dada style. Intricate glazed

the maker's sticker on the front. West Germany was actually a collective name for ceramics that were

. The pieces are signed with "W. Germany" and model numbers on the bottoms. The set is in good vintage

lost most of their factories to the DDR. The Carstens Uffrecht factory in East Germany became the

. The pieces are signed with "Made in West Germany", "W. Germany", and model numbers on the bottoms; the

during the golden age of German ceramics from the 1950s through 1970s, when over 100 manufacturers

German ceramics gained international recognition for bold glazing techniques and architectural forms

modernist design typical of postwar German ceramics. The pitcher features a strong, sculptural shape with a

of German ceramics, when over 100 manufacturers operated at peak production levels. The glazing

This Schlossberg jug vase, form 279-35, is a notable example of West German ceramics from the 1970s

Scheurich's Koralle pattern represents West German ceramics at their most tactile, employing deep

during the 1960s, this extra large vessel exemplifies the experimental spirit of post-war German ceramics

Art Deco female face in hand painted glazed ceramics, Germany, 1950s. Measures: 18.5 x 13 cm. In

Huge Studio Ceramics Floor Vase from Wilhelm & Elly Kuch, 1960s Germany. Very good condition

intact, offering excellent provenance for collectors of German ceramics or enthusiasts of mid-century

colours are soft and pastel. One can recognize the West German ceramics from the 70's. The shapes are

Zoller, Germany. Large beer mug in hand painted ceramics, mid-20th century. Measures: 41 x 14 cm

Ceramic Scheurich, West-Germany vase with a rough, speckled texture and a handle at the top. It has

Ahr Keramik, Germany. Art Deco female face in hand painted glazed ceramics. Dated 1958. Measures

by collectors and serious collectors of West Germany ceramics. West Germany was actually a

This vintage West Germany ceramic vase,from mid-20th century, features a classic, bulbous shape

Ebernhahn at the heart of the West German ceramics industry. It was relatively small employing only about 20

spirit of experimentation in German ceramics, making it a vibrant accent for any modern or eclectic

glazes and rich textures that made West German ceramics highly collectible worldwide.

glazing techniques and expressive forms, West German ceramics like this one have become highly collectible

experimentation of mid-century German ceramics. A true testament to the era’s distinctive design aesthetics.

, these works are valued as collectible examples of West German modernist ceramics, admired for their

20th Century German “W. Germany” ceramic vase. This geometric, mid-century vase showcases the

timeless appeal of mid-century West German ceramics — bold, sculptural, and masterfully crafted for display

saturated colors are characteristic of West German ceramics from the postwar period, reflecting both

Ebernhahn at the heart of the West German ceramics industry. It was relatively small employing only about 20

20th century German ceramic vase showcasing the refined craftsmanship and earthy aesthetic

typical for West-Germany ceramics during that time. They are a bit different is size, but approximately

, this vase embodies the experimental artistry and bold aesthetics of mid-century West German ceramics. A

decorative, this vase captures the artistic innovation that defined German ceramics in the postwar era.

roughened rim highlight the sculptural, handmade quality that defines mid-century German ceramics. A

that defined German ceramics of the period, emphasizing form, texture, and subtle color contrast. Its

of early to mid-20th-century German ceramics. Its rounded body, pronounced spout, and arched handle

spirit of postwar German ceramics, merging artistic experimentation with functional design.

20th Century German Ceramic Vase. This elegant vase features a classic baluster form with a gently

innovation of early 20th-century German ceramics, this vase blends naturalistic imagery with architectural

the expressive style characteristic of mid-century German ceramics, often associated with the “Fat

ceramics collection shelf. A rare and beautifully preserved example of mid-century German art pottery. We

color and texture exemplifies the “Fat Lava” style that became synonymous with West German ceramics

pitcher reflects the innovative craftsmanship and distinctive style that defined German ceramics of the

effect. Until the 1980s, Scheurich was the largest ceramics manufacturer in West Germany. The five digits

bold and organic aesthetic of mid-century West German ceramics. The pitcher’s surface features the

Original 1970s etagere by Emsa, made in West Germany. A true space age gem, this sculptural

Ceramic vase 200-28 with brown and orange glaze, West Germany circa 1970's.

Ceramic vase 407-28 with handle, in brown and orange glaze, West Germany circa 1970's.

Earthy ceramic vessel 407-20 with textural brown and orange details and handle, West Germany circa

Ceramic vessel 12-32-38 with navy blue glazed ends and ribbed beige body, West Germany circa 1970's.