Susi Singer Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Ceramic vase designed by Susi Singer manufactured by Wiener Werkstatte circa 1928 Austrian Expressive Ceramics Cachepot The Wiener Werkstätte was not only artistically very progressive, but also on a societal level, as many female artists worked there. Especially in the ceramics department, one could find female designers like Vally Wieselthier, Gudrun Baudisch and Susi Singer, who were eager to experiment. Susi Singer studied at the Kunstschule für Frauen und Mädchen (Art school for women and girls) under various renowned designers such as Adolf Boehm...

Boy with a wide-brimmed hat standing upright and legs apart, both hands hidden in his trouser pockets, low-cut jacket, long, wrinkled trousers, tied bow around his neck, his mouth open for whistling. On a eled, relief side with blue, floral decoration on a white background. Manufactory: 'Wiener Werkstätte' /- 'Vienna Workshop' Dating: made 1923-1925 Material: ceramic / red earthenware, hand-painted, glossy finish Design: SUSI SINGER (1891 - 1965) Austrian ceramic artist, from 1905 art school for girls and women in Vienna, studied at Tina Blau...

Cylindrical flower pot with breakthrough and relief-like shape of female figures carrying fruit bowls on their heads and plants with birds, painted in bright colors. Manufactory: 'Wiener Werkstätte' /- 'Vienna Workshop' Dating: made 1922-1925 Material: ceramic / red earthenware, hand-painted, glossy finish Design: SUSI SINGER (1891 - 1965) Austrian ceramic artist, from 1905 art school for girls and women in Vienna, studied at Tina Blau...

Man in a gray-blue spotted suit sitting upright on a chair, forearms resting on his thighs, his hat in his right hand on his knee. The armchair and the carpet underneath are placed diagonally on the rectangular pedestal with sloping sides. According to the Wiener Werkstätte model books, this design was only molded twice. Manufactory: 'Wiener Werkstätte' /- 'Vienna Workshop' Dating: made 1927 Material: ceramic / red earthenware, hand-painted, glossy finish Design: SUSI SINGER (1891 - 1965) Austrian ceramic artist, from 1905 art school for girls and women in Vienna, studied at Tina Blau...

Austrian lovely ceramics figurines 'Pleasant Walk' deriving from Wiener Werkstaette, designed by Susi Singer (1895 1965) circa 1920. Made circa 1921 Excellently manufactured ceramics item of most lovely shape: A male figurine, it is the father, grabs his children (a boy and a girl) by the hand and guides them. Additionally, a sausage dog (also called 'Dackel' in German-speaking countries) is visible in the foreground. Two trees and a stony bench are attached to backside. Please note: There had been made 103 sculptured figurines based on this model during period 1921-25 - this model has number 5 which means that it is VERY EARLY ! (Bibliography) : Exhibition Catalogue Expressive Keramik der Wiener Werkstätte 1917 - 30 (= Expressionist Ceramics of Wiener Werkstaette), published by Bayerischer Vereinsbank, Munich 1992, Catalogue Number 17 on page 51 and page XX) Impressed mark on reverse side: WW, model number 622/5 and 'Made in Austria' Size: Height 16.0 cm (= 6.29 inches) Width 14.7 cm (= 5.78 inches) Depth 10.2 cm (= 4.01 inches) Designer: Susi Singer (1895-1965) was an Austrian ceramics artist who lived as from the year 1937 in USA. After having studied at School of Fine Arts for Women and Girls in Vienna (she had been taught by Tina Blau, Adolf Boehm...

A naked girl with long hair is sitting on a stair-like armchair covered with a softly falling cloth, eyes closed ashamed and both legs turned to the side. A pillow behind her back ensures comfort. A cat sits on the right armrest and hugs her shoulder attentively. Manufactory: 'Wiener Werkstätte' /- 'Vienna Workshop' Dating: made circa 1923 Material: ceramics / red earthenware, hand-painted, glossy finish Design: SUSI SINGER (1891 - 1965) from 1905 art school for girls and women in Vienna, studied at Tina Blau...

Austrian Lovely Ceramics Figurines 'Pleasant Walk' deriving from Wiener Werkstaette, designed by Susi Singer (1895 1965) circa 1920. made circa 1921 Excellently manufactured ceramics item of most lovely shape: A male figurine, it is the father, grabs his children (a boy and a girl) by the hand and guides them. Additionally, a sausage dog (also called 'Dackel' in German-speaking countries) is visible in the foreground. Two trees and a stony bench are attached to backside. Please note: There had been made 103 sculptured figurines based on this model during period 1921-25 - this model has number 5 which means that it is VERY EARLY ! (Bibliography) : Exhibition Catalogue Expressive Keramik der Wiener Werkstätte 1917 - 30 (= Expressionist Ceramics of Wiener Werkstaette), published by Bayerischer Vereinsbank, Munich 1992, Catalogue Number 17 on page 51 and page XX) Impressed mark on reverse side: WW, model number 622/5 and 'Made in Austria' Size: height 16.0 cm (= 6.29 inches) width 14.7 cm (= 5.78 inches) depth 10.2 cm (= 4.01 inches) Designer: Susi Singer (1895-1965) was an Austrian ceramics artist who lived as from the year 1937 in USA. After having studied at School of Fine Arts for Women and Girls in Vienna (she had been taught by Tina Blau, Adolf Boehm...