W Germany

Marked in pottery’s bottom W. GERMANY 290-45, 290 is the model no. and 45 is the height in cm.

(SCHEURICH, mark on bottom, W. GERMANY 244-17)

Both vases are signed with their original labels and both are signed with their respective model numbers and "W. Germany".

This 20th Century German “W. Germany” ceramic vase embodies the playful yet refined spirit of mid-century European design.

Mellow hues and distinctive mid-century taste Displays a desirable aged patina Ceramic in very good order, free of cracks and marks Deep amber ground with speckled white upper, ap...

Stamped "Freddie Andersen design, clear drops, W. Germany" Dimension: 11 3/4 " H x Base diameter is 4 1/2 Germany, 1970

(mark on bottom, BAY W. GERMANY 66-40)

Striking period colour and decoration Displays a desirable aged patina throughout Ceramic form decorated with inset lozenge patterns Ivy green ground with contrasting bands of saf...

Bottom raised letters W. Germany and numbered 293-26.  

A bold, vibrant posy vase with great mid-century taste Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Mottled ceramic ground in an inviting bright orange Contrasting bands o...

The name Bay is often seen. WEST(W)-GERMANY is used.  

German Figural glazed ceramic vase number VF 22 from 1968.

Striking, bright example of West German lava ceramics Displaying a desirable aged patina, free of cracks or losses Lustrous glaze beams above a rich orange ground and globular amph...

Decorated with the unusual 'fat lava' finish Displays a desirable aged patina and free of marks Glazed ceramic finished with a bright white ground Presented with a mottled finish ...

Vivacious midcentury lounge charm with vibrant color Displaying a desirable aged patina - free of marks or cracks Ceramic form decorated with layered, bright glaze Rich orange gro...

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

Light fitting: E14 screw fitting up to 60 W. German plug, can be converted into US or others as the wiring is universal.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1960s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1960s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

Fascinating colour palette, very much in period taste Displaying a desirable aged patina throughout Ceramic form decorated with inset lozenge patterns Bands of ivy green accentuate a...

A bold, vibrant flower vase with tapering form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Mottled ceramic ground in cream with speckles of dark hues The shock of bright ...

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with W. Germany and the model number.

Graced with a distinctively mottled appearance Displays a desirable aged patina - free of marks or cracks Ceramic form decorated with layered, tactile glaze Cream coloured ground ...

The vase was designed and produced by Scheurich Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with W. Germany and the model number.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1960s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1950s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

Rare beautifully shaped Art Déco wine cooler by F.W.Quist, Esslingen Germany 1920s. The octagonal wine / champagne cooler is silver plated.

All 3 vases are marked with the series number 3051, and made in W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1960s design era.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1960s. The vase is marked with W. Germany and the model number 526 35.

The bottom is marked with the series number and w. germany. Straight forward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

Decorative vase with great color and finish Displays a desirable aged patina Ceramic in good order throughout Measures: Mouth diameter of 10cm (4") Superb midcentury appeal and...

A bold, vibrant jug with an appropriately late 20th century taste Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Mottled ceramic ground in bright amber hues Darker decorativ...

The vase is clearly identified on the base as "Made in W. Germany" with the model number 2270/16 which identifies it as made by Walter Gerhards.

The vase was designed by Bodo Mans and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. the vase is marked with BAY W.

Designed and manufactured in Germany, 1960s. Marked reverse: W. Germany. 0510-30.

Both vases are marked on the bottoms with W. GERMANY and the decor and size numbers, 285-23 and 285-15.

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

This item was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The item is marked with BAY W.

It has the Goebel hallmark plus W.Germany at the base.

The bottom are all marked with the vase series number and W.Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

Its rich matte purple glaze offers a sophisticated, understated finish, while the smooth, even surface highlights the exceptional quality of its craftsmanship. Marked "W. Germany" wi...

Appealing mid century decor, with distinctive colour and finish Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Quality ceramic urn form, with broad rolled rim Mottled lava effect...

Distinctive finish with appealing colour and patterns Displays a desirable aged patina and good original order Tapering ceramic form decorated with a magma effect glaze Generous open...

Each stamped "Freddie Andersen design, clear drops, W. Germany" Dimensions: 2- 12 1/2"H H x Base diameter is 4 1/2 1- 1 3/4 " H x Base diameter is 4 1/2 Germany, 1970

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

(SCHEURICH, mark on bottom, W. GERMANY 260-22).

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

Hallmarks include the “935” fineness mark and “W. Germany,” placing production in the post-1949 mid-century period.

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

The vase is marked with the production number and W. Germany. Straightforward and minimalistic design of the 1970s design era.

Montblanc pens were produced in West Germany (or marked with "W. Germany") during the period from the early 1980s to German reunification in 1990.

The vase was designed and produced by BAY Ceramics, Germany in the 1950s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase was designed and produced by Bay ceramics, Germany in the 1970s. The vase is marked with BAY W.

The vase is marked with stamped model number and W Germany on the bottom and white and purple paper label below the rim.