Jasba Keramik

Bought this at Ally Pally(message to myself-shopping with Goyjus can be expensive)...any ideas

Jasba 1701-33

This 4 i bought in Amsterdam last week

Jasba keramik small vase. 50's or 60's. 11,5cm diameter by 16cm tall.

Jasba Keramik small vase. Marked "GERMANY 235/12". Circa 1950. 10cm diameter x 12cm tall.

Jasba N 902 12 15 (15cm height, the width of the base is 8cm)


Jasba N 603 13 18 (18cm height, the width of the base is 11,5cm)

Can somebody help me ID this twos fat lava vases?
Marked on the base as: 0201016.
Thank you!

Decor "Jaspatina", 1955

Its about 4 inches....and I'm I've seen this scene on the Forum before...thanks in advance

Beautiful Venice :-)

Possibly the same maker as this plate?????   Not sure of age but I think maybe fairly recent referring back to the 50s? 

 

Thanks...but its earlier..says West Germany...I'm fairly certain Naomi has posted something like this

Jasba, 132/7, late 50s, i saw another copy with legible marks 132/7 GERMANY. Makus has 132/6,8,9, 1960.

Thank you very much

Jasba Keramik 581/12.
13cm height, the width of the base is 5cm.
Marked on the bottom as: WEST 581/12 Germany.

Brin, the decor name of your Jasba form 132 vase is "Venedig" (= Venice), 1960.

Thank you Ralf

Hi.  Hope someone can help ID this piece of Fat Lava pottery.  I found it in the North West of England with a mixed lot of West German Pottery c1960's (plus one great piece of Burleigh Ware with the 'Leaf' design) but unfortunately the glaze on the base is so thick I cannot make out any marks.  There is however the remnants of a paper label that I think could be the 1958 centenary FOHR label.  It measures 19 cms tall and is about 7.5 cms across at the base and weighs almost 350 gms.  The glaze is very thick and the white abstract designs on the smooth green backgrounds are very pronounced - raised as much as about 2-3 mm in places.  I've posted a number of images below, but if anyone wants any more just ask.  Thanks

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Label



Base



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Inner View

I've done some further digging on this vase and have found a couple of things that might help. The size of the vase is actually 19.6 cms tall so nearer 20 cms rather than 19. That would tie in with one of the shapes to come out of FOHR. If anyone googles FOHR 313-20 you should find something that has a similar shape. I also believe the main glaze on the body (i.e. the grey) is better known as PUMICE which is a really good description. Lastly the label - although most of it is missing I think it originally measured about 8mm x 10mm (W x H). I'm not sure how that works against the 1958 FOHR label as I've never had access to one, but it may help. Thanks

Found it - It's actually a piece of Jasba with the FORM & FARBE label - I think late 1950' early 1960's - check out this link - https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/37506609369096652/