Jopeko

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big ed wrote:

I have reason to believe this may Schlossberg and not Jopeko as first thought .

50's stylised jug marked FOREIGN to base i'm guessing its German any idea of the maker?

vase by Jopeko in the 1970's. It is numbered with 900/16 on the bottom and measures 6.5" tall by 5.5" wide

Taylor Thomas wrote:

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more of this kind are here to find: http://lavaguys-ceramic.blogspot.com/2009/10/jopeko.html

HI
i got a Jopeko Pottery. I looked around on a lot of sites in the www, but i couldnt find anythin about it, maybe you can tell me anythin about ist? The Pottery is 31cm large and theres a kind of demon or devil 2 times on it.

https://i.servimg.com/u/f79/16/19/04/18/vase10.jpg

thanks a lot...

your piece looks to be from the 1970's , their main designer was Heinz Martin 60's-70's , the company are still going today .

devils are much better than saints, more colurfiul at least

Can we see a pic of the base ?

Volker

for more Jopeko look here http://lavaguys-ceramic.blogspot.com/search/label/Jopeko

I know it is of German origin, but cannot get the # to correspond with anything in my literature. Got more to follow as well.
Thank You
Jack
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U series, attributed to Jopeko, pretty sure.
WB series might be a wholesaler, U series accordingly ?

Does anyone have an idea and can tell me, which manufacturer made this thing?



On the flipside I only found the following numbers:

Thank you for your welcome greetings!

For a better imagination, I made some further pictures:



In germany, we say, it is a "Schiffchen" or a "Anbietschale". The direct English translations of these words may be "little ship" and "offering bowl"? Please correct me, I like to know the commonly used term.

Jopeko 14 12 small vase
Size: 12cm height.

Jopeko 530/8 with silver foil.

Nice to have the sticker. Any marks on the base?

denbydump wrote:Nice to have the sticker. Any marks on the base?

Yes, surprised the sticker was in tact, especially being as I picked it up in a charity shop for a couple of quid, must have been in a good home! Can just about read the base but its heavily glazed. I can't find many pictures of this design in such a small size! Here's the base: