Carstens Tonnieshof

Carstens Tönnieshof, for sure, got 547/19, same shape with decoration Rimini, 1957.



Volker

This is the first time I have seen this colour on one of these, This is probably the only one in exsistance (not)

Lampbase

50 cm HIGH

Further details showing base mark on Austrian vase ID'd as Carstens today, 4227-22. The writing on the gold scroll label reads: Fine Quality Austrian Pottery foreign. Any views on age of this pot? V


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Carstens 862-45
It seems quite austere for Carstens.

Any ID ideas on this Austrian vase please. 18 1/2 cms tall

Hello everyone

I have just discovered and have been trawling through all this excellent information on this site and wondered if you can confirm my conclusions on a pot I have made from this resource?

Picked a up a pot with Austria 1507-27 on the base and from reading here it would appear to be

"Gerda Heuckeroth design for Carstens 'Atelier' range and those items stamped 'Austria' were made in the Goldscheider factory" courtesy of Pip :)

Just wondered if you can confirm and or add any other additional information on it please.

Just wanted to share.
Jack
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I know its German, it even says so 828 W. Germany, but none of my literature corresponds to this form. Sorry if my humor isn't very good. Number in black is our collection number. Thanks for looking.
Jack
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Could this vase marked Austria have come from Carstens factory?

Hello everyone,

I am glad I have found this forum and hopefully someone can help me identify this vase I am in love with (yet another).

The mark at the bottom is almost imperceptible with the blue glaze on top but I am sure to see 'Germany' in there, if not 'W.Germany' but the numbers, which I think they are, are impossible to cleary see...I *think* I can see a 317-17 but I have the feeling the first number might be a four-digit one. I have done research with those to no avail.

The vase has a dark blue smooth finish as the base and the inside brown glaze just slightly dripping at the top by about 0.5cm at most. There is a thick, chunky pumice-textured layer all around in tones of white, light to dark grey and some blue in there and inside this finish, 'inserted' in four places, are very shiny & drippy glazed circles in tones of golden yellows and cobalt, turquoise blue.

It measures 17cm high (I guess that is what the -17 in the mark number is for) and has a diameter of 7cm at the top and approximately 10cm at the bottom.

Thanks!
Val









Info from Volker - Carstens Tönnieshof 1271-17, W.GERMANY

I thought this was by Jasba cos I have one in a similar shape but when I got it home and compared I found the Jasba one is in white clay and this one is red, anyone know factory and date of pattern, still learning with the post war ceramics, pretty good on the pre war stuff though. cheers Nik

Carstens 7787-15
The vase is triangular in shape
Designer Rudolph Christmann

Quite unusual Carstens Atelier vase with original label - mimics glass of the 60s 70s - blue with hoops to top in green - nice piece any information welcomed

Carstens 0715-20

glaze "Ankara blau" (blue) 1963 until 1969, very successful

series 1200 vases about 1962 until 1968

my vase 1233/34 1964 - 1968





The information was provided by a real expert. Not me.
Many thanks.

Carstens 7856-25

mr paige wrote:
L-R 7493-22,7497-25,7498-29
The sequence of nos. suggests there are at least two more for me to find - oh joy!!

Here's 7498-20; I sold it not so very long ago on the bay:



It's a pity I didn't see your post earlier, I'd have pm'd and offered it to you before listing it.