Vintage Flower Pots, West Germany, 1960s
By West German Pottery
Located in Asaa, DK
Vintage flower pots, West Germany, 1960s Set of four blue and green flowerpots made in West
Ceramic
Ceramic Pot, by Scheurich, West Germany, 1930's
By Scheurich Keramik
Located in Praha, CZ
Vintage ceramic pot, by Scheurich, in West Germany, in the 1930's. Made of ceramic. Repolished
Ceramic
$587 / set
H 24.81 in Dm 9.06 in
Ceramic Plant Pot & Pedestal West German Pottery by Scheurich, W-Germany, 1960s
By Scheurich Keramik
Located in Barcelona, ES
Ceramic plant pot and pedestal from West German pottery factory Scheurich. Slightly brighter brown
Ceramic
Set of Fiery Orange West German Ceramic Flower Pots / Cachepots
Located in Barcelona, ES
Set of three fiery orange ceramic flower pots / cachepots, "fat lava" style, fabricated in West
Ceramic
$158Sale Price|55% Off
H 3.15 in Dm 2.37 in
Vintage W. Goebel Mustard Pot – Enameled & Crackled Glaze, West Germany - 2Y374
Located in Bordeaux, FR
, characteristic of mid-century West German craftsmanship. With its compact size and distinctive glaze, this piece
Ceramic
West German Pottery Pot Attributed to Carstens
By West German Pottery, Ceramano, Scheurich & Carstens
Located in Vancouver, BC
Pot signed "12/3 Made in West Germany," attributed to maker "Carstens." Beautiful original
Pottery
Large vintage West Germany flower pot , 1970s
By Scheurich Keramik
Located in Delft, NL
Dimensions: 25cm Diameter, 21,5cm Height Material: Ceramic Color: Yellow
Ceramic
A Vibrant West German Orange Glazed Ovoid-Form Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A vibrant West German 1960's orange glazed ovoid-form lava pot with yellow fluting and circular
A Large-Scaled West German 1960's Orange Glazed Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A large-scaled West German 1960's orange glazed lava pot with green highlights and lava glaze
A Deeply-Colored West German Scarlet Glazed Ovoid-Form Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A deeply-colored West German 1960's scarlet glazed ovoid-form lava pot with black horizontal and
A Boldly-Scaled West German 1960's Red Glazed Ovoid Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A boldly-scaled West German 1960's red glazed ovoid lava pot with black highlights and interior
A Large-Scaled West German 1960's Red Glazed Bulbous Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A large-scaled West German 1960's red glazed bulbous-form lava pot with black highlights; the long
A Striking West German Orange Glazed Lava Pot; by Scheurich
Located in San Francisco, CA
A striking West German orange glazed lava pot with cascading black glaze highlights; labeled
A Striking West German 1960's Orange Glazed Lava Pot
By Scheurich Keramik
Located in San Francisco, CA
A striking West German 1960's orange glazed lava pot with cascading black glaze highlights; Labeled
A Stylish West German 1960's Orange Glazed Ovoid-Form Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A stylish West German 1960's orange glazed ovoid-form lava pot with blue floral and foliate
A Richly-Colored West German 1960's Indigo Glazed Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A richly-colored West German 1960's indigo glazed lava pot with scalloped sides; marked 'West
Set of 2 Vintage Bay Ceramic Flower Pots Model 603-14 West Germany, 1980s
By Bay Keramik
Located in Montecalvoli, IT
Set of 2 vintage bay ceramic flower pots Model 603-14 West Germany, 1980s From the 80s West
Ceramic
A Richly-Colored West German 1960's Deep Red Glazed Lava Pot
Located in San Francisco, CA
A richly-glazed West German 1960's deep red glazed lava pot with cobalt and black lava glaze
Pair of Antique Majolica Porcelain Plant Stands
Located in London, GB
beneath the pot ‘England’. The smaller brown pot was made in West Germany and dates from the 1960’s, it
Ceramic
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H 8.47 in Dm 8.67 in
Textured Blue Mid-Century West German Vase or Pot by Jasba Pottery, circa 1970
By Jasba
Located in Landau an der Isar, Bayern
A beautiful, large plant pot or flower vase in striking blue over dark, almost black, brown glaze
Clay
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H 97.25 in W 248.04 in L 97.25 in
Large 1960s Modular Shelving System ‘Pira’ by Olaf Pira for String Sweden
By Olof Pira, String Design AB
Located in Sherborne, Dorset
ring on the tabletop. Pots image 8: Please note the 100 West German pots shown in the image are
Steel
West Germany Ceramic Wall Hanging Set of Four Flowers
By Kurt Bayer
Located in Antwerp, BE
West German fat lava pots. All four in perfect condition.
Ceramic
Dumler & Breiden W Germany Flower Pot
By Dümler & Breiden
Located in Achterveld, NL
West Germany 1960s flower pot by Dumler & Breiden. Ceramic brown and beige with a beautiful wavy
Ceramic, Pottery
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