Kurt Tschörner Vases

Beautiful large Mid-Century vase by Scheurich. West Germany, 1960s-1970s Shape number 546-40 (Model-height in centimeters).

Beautiful art pottery and unusual piece by Ruscha with a strong art nouveau influence in its shape and decoration. It is glazed in a dark brown with variegated purple and light grey ...

Tall and decorative German vase with great Art Deco styling. Architectural details, snake skin or tiles imita and bronze glaze. Its has an unidentified marking beneath its base.

Stunning 70’s vase in blue/green glaze with thick black fat lava stripes by Ruscha Keramik Germany.

Mid Century Modern ceramic vase features an abstract motif in Burgundy red glaze, sponged on in free-flowing patterns and outlined with gold, on light green background. The decor ap...

A beautiful stylish piece of art by Ruscha Keramik, West Germany around 1970. Attributed to the hands of Kurt Tschörner and a typical 70s design. Beige to light brown hues of ''fat l...

Set of three ceramic vases designed by Rudi Sthal, Germany 1970. The lower parts show a rough finish while the top parts are glazed in different tones of deep blue, burnt yellow and ...

Large and rare West Germany pottery vase, made by BAY Keramik, 1960s. Marked West Germany 1016-33. Designed by Bodo Mans in his "Reims" pattern.

Article: Set of 2 vases Producer: Ruscha, Germany Decade: 1960s Description: This original vintage vase set was designed and produced in the 1960s by Rus...

Pair of Brutalist 1970s Art Glass Vases by Kurt Wokan for Ingrid Glashütten A unique pair of moulded art glass vases designed by Kurt Wokan, then Creative Director at Ingrid Glashüt...

Vintage West Germany vases set of 3, 1970s. Trio of pottery vases from German manufacturer Scheurich. Identical form and size, but with different...

The set of 3 vintage Jasba Keramik vases from the 'Aztec' and 'Mexiko' or 'Maya Tiki' lines of their Exotica series features relief decor, influenced by ancient Pre-Columbian civilizations. The sculptural vases in the set interpret traditional vessel forms like a pitcher in a contemporary vein while referencing Pre-Columbian art with an eclectic twist. The vases are decorated with tone-on-tone ochre brown matte glazes on the outer surfaces and semi-matte black glazes on inner surfaces, allowing the complex reliefs to dominate the composition. The vases feature a central wide band of brutalist, rhythmically spaced mythic animals, derived from archaeology or from a wide range of Folk Art sources. The handles are interpreted not as functional parts of the design, but as an important aesthetic feature that was commonly used by West German pottery designers and artists in context of Krug Vase (Jug Vase, or Handled Vase) for their expressive possibilities. In this set, the small handles on two Aztec vases...