German Vintage Ceramics

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

West Germany was actually a collective name for ceramics that came on the market roughly between 1950 and 1990.

Classic Ruscha 342 vase was heavily featured in first retrospective exhibition of West German ceramics of the 1960s-1970s in the Graham Cooley Collection that brought Fat Lava ceram...

Vintage bowl was made by Carstens Tönnieshof with complex graphic pattern in gold on teal or celadon glaze background. The bowl has monochromatic black glaze on the bottom surfaces ...

Superb mid-century Scandinavian or German free form bowl in the dada style. Intricate glazed stoneware ceramic work. The artist's signature is present. This signature bears similarit...

Set of a bowl and small ever shaped vase was made by Carstens Tönnieshof with complex, textured lava white and buttery yellow glazes on light grey glaze background with gold accents ...

Set of a bowl and small vessel or bud vase was made by Carstens Tönnieshof with complex green, teal, beige, and gold glaze. The bowl has monochromatic black glaze on the bottom surf...

Set of a large bowl and cylindrical vase was made by Carstens Tönnieshof with complex, textured lava white and buttery yellow glazes on light grey glaze background with gold accents...

Beautiful example of Scheurich's engobe artistry from the golden age of German ceramics.

The period is regarded as the golden age of West German ceramics, marked by bold experimental glazes, sculptural surface treatments, and strong geometric or organic motifs.

Marked 1782/45 on base, indicating form number from West German pottery production. Manufactured during the 1960s-70s when West German ceramics gained international recognition for ...

A beautiful example of Mid-Century German ceramics. Manufacturer: Dümler & Breiden Model: 277/23 Material: Glazed ceramic Colour: Brown with off-white linear decoration Style: Mid-C...

Mid-Century Modern terracotta pitcher produced by AKRU Ceramics and designed by Alfred J. Krupp, West Germany, circa 1950s–1960s.

Both decorative and functional, the plates are ideal for serving appetizers, desserts, or small courses and display beautifully as part of a collection of West German ceramics. Prod...

Produced during the golden age of German ceramics, when over 100 manufacturers operated at peak production levels.

Scheurich's Koralle pattern represents West German ceramics at their most tactile, employing deep relief molding to create dimensional surface interest.

Produced during the 1960s, this extra large vessel exemplifies the experimental spirit of post-war German ceramics, featuring bold horizontal bands of mustard yellow adorned w/ relie...

Although the factory ceased production during the 1990s, its work remains an important chapter in the history of German ceramic art and European postwar design. Whether displayed as...

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

Both the original Thomas logo and the gallery label are intact, offering excellent provenance for collectors of German ceramics or enthusiasts of mid-century decorative arts.

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

One can recognize the West German ceramics from the 70's. The shapes are very clear, the glaze work precise and silky.

Zoller, Germany. Large beer mug in hand painted ceramics, mid-20th century.

Ceramic Scheurich, West-Germany vase with a rough, speckled texture and a handle at the top. It has an earthy, organic look, likely due to a specific glazing technique that creates a...

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

Impressed with "W. Germany" and marked "227/18" on the base.

A well-designed and cohesive set that reflects the optimistic and functional aesthetics of mid-century German ceramics.

Roth Keramic vase, 1970s, West Germany Founded in the 1970s by Edmund Roth. The factory was in Ebernhahn at the heart of the West German ceramics industry.

Walter Becht vases are not very common and therefore highly sought after by collectors and serious collectors of West Germany ceramics. West Germany was actually a collective name f...

Today, these works are valued as collectible examples of West German modernist ceramics, admired for their balance of functional craftsmanship and expressive form.

Roth Keramic vase 1970s, West Germany Founded in the 1970s by Edmund Roth. The factory was in Ebernhahn at the heart of the West German ceramics industry.

We have a whole range of mid-century West-Germany wall lights. They are from around 1970 and typical for West-Germany ceramics during that time.

Both functional and decorative, this piece exemplifies the bold, tactile design language that made West German ceramics iconic in the mid-20th century.

The high-gloss finish and saturated colors are characteristic of West German ceramics from the postwar period, reflecting both artistic experimentation and expressive modern style.

The asymmetrical body, elongated neck, and integrated circular handle exemplify the expressive design language of postwar West German ceramics, while the abstract composition reflect...

Ideal for wall display in a kitchen or gallery setting or as a statement piece on a ceramics collection shelf. A rare and beautifully preserved example of mid-century German art pott...

This elegant vase is a typical representative of decorative ceramics from the 1960s, a period globally known among collectors as the "West German Pottery" era.

Until the 1980s, Scheurich was the largest ceramics manufacturer in West Germany. The five digits engraved on the bases of the vases indicate the shape and size.

Its balanced proportions and understated design reflect the modernist sensibilities of postwar German ceramics. Perfect as a standalone decorative piece or for displaying floral arra...

This striking Fat Lava pitcher, designed by Heinz Hommerich for Übelacker or Ü Kermik, embodies the bold and organic aesthetic of mid-century West German ceramics. The pitcher’s su...

The minimalist design and matte finish highlight the modernist aesthetic that defined German ceramics of the period, emphasizing form, texture, and subtle color contrast.

A quintessential example of mid-century German artistry, this vase embodies the experimental glazes and rich textures that made West German ceramics highly collectible worldwide.

Known for their experimental glazing techniques and expressive forms, West German ceramics like this one have become highly collectible.

Its cylindrical form and roughened rim highlight the sculptural, handmade quality that defines mid-century German ceramics. A powerful statement piece, it captures the postwar era’s ...

The rich palette of green, blue, red, and ochre glazes showcases the artistic vibrancy and folk-inspired charm typical of early to mid-20th-century German ceramics. Its rounded body,...

With its bold form and tactile finish, this vase exemplifies the inventive 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 flared rim and narrow neck, reflecting the refined balance of proportion typical of...

Original 1970s etagere by Emsa, made in West Germany. A true space age gem, this sculptural serving piece features curvy, glossy plastic components in striking primary colors—red, y...

Exemplifying the artistic innovation of early 20th-century German ceramics, this vase blends naturalistic imagery with architectural precision, making it a striking decorative statem...

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 1970's.

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

Condition: Excellent condition with light signs of wear. German ceramics of the 1970s were characterised by creativity and playful forms, often with colourful glazes and imaginative...

A quintessential example of the “Fat Lava” era, this piece embodies the postwar spirit of experimentation in German ceramics, making it a vibrant accent for any modern or eclectic in...

Hand-produced in West Germany during the 1960s, this pieces embody the distinct craftsmanship and bold aesthetic characteristic of mid-20th century German ceramics.

Both decorative and functional, this piece embodies the timeless appeal of mid-century West German ceramics — bold, sculptural, and masterfully crafted for display in any modern or v...

Goldscheider, Austria. Art Deco female face in hand painted glazed ceramics. Dated 1953. Measures: 18.5 x 13 cm. In very good condition. Stamped.

Very nice vintage orange snack tower with rotating platters made from ABS plastic. The main central bowl holds three divided compartments that are fixed and there are three rotating...

Ceramic vase 226-48 by Scheurich, with flared lip top and ribbed brown and beige glazing, West Germany circa 1970's.