Scheurich Keramik

Hi, i purchased this piece of pottery/ jug recently in Brussels i love the style and the markings on it which remind me abit of a mondrain painting. I think its 1950's but I am not too sure, on the underneath its marked FOREIGN . I am not too sure of its origins from, Could it be German?
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Jura (Snails) 282-55
About 21.5-Inch

540-48 Floor Vase

517-38

Any ID thoughts please on this 5 1/2 inch vase. I am assuming West German, but the only mark underneath is the form/size no. 238 over 14. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks John

Just delivered - what I believe is a Schuerich 'Lora' vase - marked 549-21 to base

Thanks Adam

Hi, picked these two beauties up today, tallest one is approx 28cm smallest one 14cm tall. Have a sort of duck egg blue interior.
the pic with the numbers and W.Germany is the tall one. Thank you in advance for any info that will be greatly appreciated. . .


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Four Sheurich vases all the same shape - all with 'Made in W Germany' to base - nice variations with one looking like 'Lora' any info on the other glazes welcomed.

Thanks Adam

Can someone tell me the maker of this rather large West German vase? It is 18 3/4 inches tall and 10 1/4 inches across at the widest point. It is matte black with a nice colorful pattern around the top.

Todays find, Scheurich Floor Vase shape 517-38 original label probably 70's?

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Any thoughts please on this 7 1/2 inch tall pitcher/vase. Marked Foreign to base, thought perhaps German in shape.





Thanks John

Scheurich, marked 268 over 18 (cm), 1959
Another copy with impressed markings: FOREIGN / 268 / 18.
Your copy all over red is very unusual for a Scheurich in the late 50s, even
in the early 60s.

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Hi,

4th weekend find,

Scheurich 887-17, 6 inch x 6 inch



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Hi,

the current favourite from my new collection.

The vase is 81/2 inches high, 4 inches across
The lava covering is very rough, raised with some "craters" scattered about.
You can just see the W Germany mark on the base but no signs of anything else.

I appreciate it if anyone can help with the ID, Thanks

517-45

284-15

210-18   A 7.5" vase that travelled from England to Canada with my parents in 1972. Now sitting on my sideboard.  





The marks above the 'left eye' are light reflections, not cracks.

Unfortunately missing the lid but I like it anyway.





eta - sticker says Western Ceramics Ltd., Mississauga, Ontario. I'm assuming that this was an import company who brought the crock into Canada.

i think it´s a Scheurich piece due to the markings

Thanks! It's a fun piece :)

Scheurich 414-16 (16cm height, the width of the base is 6cm)



Scheurich 266-28 (28,5cm height, the width of the base is 11,5cm)


Scheurich 428-26 (26cm height, the width of the base is 8,5cm)


Scheurich Jura 482-28 (28cm height, the width of the base is 10cm)


Scheurich Jura 282-16 (16cm height, the width of the base is 10cm)


Scheurich 275-20 (20cm height, the width of the base is 6,5cm)


Scheurich 242-22 (22,5cm height, the width of the base is 8,5cm)


Scheurich 553-38 (38,5cm height, the width of the base is 12,5cm)


Scheurich 553-38 (38,5cm height, the width of the base is 17,5cm)


Scheurich 264-30 (30cm height, the width of the base is 9,5cm)

517-38, I don't know...the numbers can't carry the in-your-faceness of the real thing sitting glowing in the autumn sunlight.



Mind you, the only fitting description might be:

Mjölnir's resting place when Thor has had a hard day at work