Jasba Keramik

Edited title and will move it to the correct thread in the German group in a few days.

Jasba N602 1018
Dimensions: 18cm height, 10cm diameter of the base and 9cm on the top.

Small dish in a cane basket with plastic bindings. By Jasba, shape no 591, Cortina Weiss decor.

I know who's made this, but anyone got any info... The designer etc? Thanks

I think that's the best bit of Jasba ever posted on the forum

Founded in 1926 by JAkob Schwaderlapp in Ransbach-Baumbach, near Koblenz in western Germany, this company discontinued its art pottery lines in 1971. Glazes are often brightly coloured. The two main designers were Cilli Wörsdörfer and Christiane Reuter.

This link is interesting : https://petraonpottery.wordpress.com/2011/02/27/the-head-from-jasba/ she might be worth emailing?

some of the strangest Jasba products we've seem are the 'aztec' exotica series, complete with crocodiles and pre-columbian birds, some examples:
oil lamp, unreadable marks

cookies pot? 2200-20

pitcher 1680-20

tripod 'cooking pot' 1549-18

detail of tripod

Jasba 1489 15
Dimensions: 15,5cm height, the diameter of the top is 8cm and 6,5cm on the base.
Weight: 506 grams.

Jasba, West Germany, 246/15

Jasba 581/16.

Pretty little pot with a lustred marble-effect decoration. Marked "Germany 23518" which I assume is shape 2351 and the 8 being height in cm.
Anybody know the manufacturer, please? I'm leaning towards either Scheurich or Bay, with Carstens a third possibility, so I'm ready and waiting to be told it's none of them.
Thanks.

I think it's 235/8 Jasba.

Thanks, janetpjohn. It didn't occur to me that what I thought was a "1' was actually a dividing stroke.
But at least I was right about my guesses being wrong