Scheurich Keramik

I attended the usual Sunday Car Booty earlier today and picked this up rather reasonably. Scheurich Lora. It's 8"tall and is in excellent condition. It's my first piece of Lava....and probably won't be my last

Picked up this large jar today, it is 11in tall and has the word RUMTOPF on the front, on the base I can just about make out the word Germany under the glaze but I've no idea what the other word/number might be on the other side of the jar. Any ideas about the manufacturer or how old the jar might be. Also what was it used for ? Beer ! Thanks.

Any additional information would be appreciated! It unfortunately has a small chip around the bottom edge.

heygarth54 wrote:
Picked up this large jar today, it is 11in tall and has the word RUMTOPF on the front, on the base I can just about make out the word Germany under the glaze but I've no idea what the other word/number might be on the other side of the jar. Any ideas about the manufacturer or how old the jar might be. Also what was it used for ? Beer ! Thanks.

have a look here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumtopf

Hi Everyone,

Today's thrift-store find is a piece of West German pottery. This is pretty far out of my area, so if someone knows the maker, I would love to hear about it. It's 12 inches high and is pink/black. The label reads "509-28".

Thanks so much everyone!

Scheurich I think..............

Taylor Thomas wrote:Scheurich I think..............

Cool! Based on the number that was my guess, but since I don't know much about W. German pottery I wanted to ask others!

Your vase looks like it has a paint job over the glaze.

That's what I was thinking too. Some of that spray on granite stuff.

I bought this nice 493 - 27 and have been trying to track down date, but can't find any reference to this form. Is this unusual or just so common nobody bothers to mention it? Any information would be appreciated John

I'm fairly sure that they added the Scheurich name to the base in the 1980's

Car boot buy.

West German I know. Factory I don't. Bay?

gareth-h wrote:Help appreciated ID'ing this lava vase. No marks, 10.5" tall.

for some unkown reasons this decor is called Lora, which was a former times a typical name for a parrot.

Hi, Just wondering if anyone could identify this vase, and a possible age and value? It is approx 22cm high and 10cm wide, the bottow is marked w. germany 227-22
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scheurich 517/45, with ships decor...very nice



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I have this vase which appears to me to be a Scheurich piece by mark and colourway but the form no. does not seem right. Did Scheurich sometimes re-use form nos? I also have another which I shall post seperately with the same problemAll comments welcome, John

This is similar to my previous post in that the mark looks to me like Scheurich and pattern looks good but form no. shows a different shape. Again could this form no. have been re-used. John

Not sure about this one, any help much appreciated




the base reads 275 28 w.germany (sorry about the photo), and stands about 18cm tall
Thanks

281-19 with paper label

I really like this vase and is one of the ones I've paid most for, but would like to know the factory who made it so I can search out some more to go with it, cheers Nik

Scheurich europline 424-34

The vase has the label "Scheurich europ-line" Who could be the designer?

Scheurich bottle vase, circa 1972, decorated with the famous Montignac decor, that was inspired by the prehistoric cave paintings found near Lascaux in France.
Front and back are decorated with animals, the sides are covered with brown, bubbling lava glaze.

The base is marked with the scheurich form number 281-30 and w germany

Would be interesting to know, who designed this range?

rob s wrote:I'm sure its Scheurich, Is It 60's or 70's? the ticket just had the the price of £20, and the word rare, but Is It?.

hi this is a scheurich jura decor, imo in this glaze rare yes never seen this one. £20 good price!! lots of these in other glazes (white,red beige,green too name a few) another addition to the mighty scheurich pantheon!!

julian and lisa