ArtDeco/ Bauhaus Teapot „Gobelin 8“, By Eva Zeisel for Schramberg Majolica

The Schramberg Eva Zeisel Gobelin Art Deco Bauhaus vase is a unique and highly collectible piece of ceramic art. This vase was created in the early 20th century during the Art Deco period, which was characterized by bold geometric shapes, bright colors, and sleek, streamlined forms. The Bauhaus movement, which began around the same time, was a major influence on the Art Deco style and emphasized the integration of form and function in design. This Schramberg Eva Zeisel "Gobelin" Art Deco Bauhaus vase is crafted from high-quality majolica ceramic and features an extraordinary hand-painted Art Deco. Eva Zeisel was a renowned ceramic designer who was active during the Art Deco period, and her designs are highly sought after by collectors today. The Schramberg vase...

Extremely rare and important example of the young Eva Zeisel's early work for the German Majolica Factory Schramberg.

The Art Deco Bauhaus Liqueur Set by Eva Zeisel for Schramberg Majolica, a treasure from the 1930s, stands as a sublime fusion of avant-garde design and functional elegance. Crafted d...

Pair of very rare 'Suprematist' plates produced by Schramberg during the Eva Zeisel era. Stencil decorated in Bauhaus geometric manner. Both signed on bottom.

Hayno Focken (Germany, 1905-1968) rare brass teapot with lid, circa 1930 Extremely rare handmade teapot by noted metalworker Hayno Focken. Dimensions approximately 8" diameter at the body x 8" high + handle. Hayno Focken completed an apprenticeship with Professor Karl Muller...

A Chinese cloisonné enamel teapot and cover, 20th century gilt-decorated and enamelled with shuangxi characters and lotus flowers wreathed by dense foli...