Fohr Keramik

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https://i.servimg.com/u/f29/11/97/73/97/fohr_k10.jpg

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https://i.servimg.com/u/f29/11/97/73/97/fohr_k11.jpg

this one has orginal lable...403-11
https://i.servimg.com/u/f34/11/97/73/97/fohr_k10.jpg

dish....original label
https://i.servimg.com/u/f34/11/97/73/97/fohr_k12.jpg

This is our only red Fohr no.159/24

Form 310-15 or 510-15 (partly obscured by glaze)

Hi everyone
can anybody I.D. this vase form no.411-20 white clay

Does anyone have a clue about this vase? I can recall reading something about Riffarth :con1:


White clay used, form number completely unreadable

Is this a fohr? because we have a postively ID'ed planter with the same glaze...

Marked MADE IN GERMANY 334 over 15
a strange glaze where the colour areas look like dye rather than a distinct glaze

So wanted to post this badboy in the Riffarth section......
410 -40

Established in 1859 by Wilhelm Fohr, and is still in operation today.

Fohr 330 - 12 Base says Made W Germany
For more info look up:
http://www.keramikmuseum.ch/Englisch/2_2_1_FactoryText/MWilhelmAugustFohr.html

Similar shape to 330/12 above

allan.k wrote:Hi everyone
can anybody I.D. this vase form no.411-20 white clay

Hi, I have two of these beauties and one of them luckily has a label on it for Riffarth. However, I think it says somewhere (probably Mark's Fat Lava book) that many Roth made vases were badged/labelled with Riffarth. Hope that is some help.

Hi there Raine - there's a bit of a dispute about whether these actually were Riffarth or Fohr, certainly Mark's book does have a few little inacuracies (as do all reference books - it's unavoidable when new information comes to light). I'm not sure that this has been cleared up yet. Big Ed may know or remember more....

Hi ,I don't think anythings been cleared up on this matter ,I have seen these with a Roth label ,( obviously wrong ), and I have had one with Es Keramik silver label , I don't understand why guido riffarth stuck on other companies labels if he made his own stuff , that just make any sense to me , I believe Fohr still operate today , maybe they could help if you send a pic .

OK, sorry about seemingly misleading. One of my pair definitely has the Riffarth label so I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if anything new comes to light on it.

I believe this to be Fohr and would appreciate being corrected if I'm wrong. Sorry but this is not to hand at present so I can't confirm form number

Pip wrote:Raine, your photos are a little small and don't get bigger if you click them - could you make them bigger do you think in future or, alternatively, use the photo hosting thingummy wotsit we've got on the board... there's a tutorial on the board on how to use it if you wish.

In the meantime, what does the base of your pot say?

Sorry about the size, I converted them all for photobucket here are another couple which may help a little. The glaze makes it difficult to read the base but it could be 360-20 or even 366-20 and W Germany but can't tell for sure if there's a dash or full stop or both separating the W from Germany (probably full stop)



and the base

This is a wild guess. I think it's Jopeko.
Colour and form seemes famalior.

Mark is diffecult to read: Made in germany 301 15 or 301 13

Here are 2 small vases, white clay. Markings are similar, decor is the same, but when I come to comparing #'s to maker, I keep coming up with Schlossberg on the one on left, and nothing on the right one. I have also looked at Clemens & Huhn with no results. Anyone have any thoughts. The decor looks somewhat 80's to me. The numbers read 308-10 on left & 501 15 on right. The cone shaped ones' glaze is bumpy, while the cylinders' is smooth.
Many thanks in advance
Jack

Fohr for sure
numbers 301 (not 501 !) & 308
clues
- 300 range of vases
- MADE IN GERMANY

Fohr Ceramics ?
I assume it is the same as the Keramics