w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
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w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Hi,
I am sure this is not that unusual, but it is a shape we hve not come across before and wondered if anyone had anything they could add please?
TIA M & S
I am sure this is not that unusual, but it is a shape we hve not come across before and wondered if anyone had anything they could add please?
TIA M & S
tudorrose- Number of posts : 14
Location : Staffordshire
Registration date : 2009-09-28
Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Hi, it's by Scheurich and the shape is known as Wien (Vienna) - 1970s production.
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Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Thanks Pip,
Is this considered a commercially desirable shape and colour? (If it was in a blue or red I think the marbling would be striking!)
Thanks Sharron
Is this considered a commercially desirable shape and colour? (If it was in a blue or red I think the marbling would be striking!)
Thanks Sharron
tudorrose- Number of posts : 14
Location : Staffordshire
Registration date : 2009-09-28
Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Not especially I'm afraid. Whilst the shape is nice I agree, the brown glazes are much less sought after than the very bright and crusty ones and, of course, Scheurich mass produced most of their output so it's not a particularly scarce shape either. The money in Scheurich tends to lie with particularly sought out designs and glaze finishes like Montignac for example.
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Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
if you are buying for investment then you need to do a lot of research before you fill the house with pottery
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Hi,
I'm not sure if its investment or an innate need to buy pots. Something to do with being born and bred in the mother town of Burslem and growing up surrounded by crocks and pots...... Most of my family worked and breathed in the great and good factories. Am often referred to kindly as a clay head......
So, whether I actually like the item and of course the price is the deciding factor and both purchases today cost £5.
Thankyou all.
I'm not sure if its investment or an innate need to buy pots. Something to do with being born and bred in the mother town of Burslem and growing up surrounded by crocks and pots...... Most of my family worked and breathed in the great and good factories. Am often referred to kindly as a clay head......
So, whether I actually like the item and of course the price is the deciding factor and both purchases today cost £5.
Thankyou all.
tudorrose- Number of posts : 14
Location : Staffordshire
Registration date : 2009-09-28
Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
£5's not bad for the large one, I know where there are 5 of these for sale in various glazes ranging between £10-£20
Davee- Consultant
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Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Hi there,
I actually paid £3 for the large one, so its an even better buy....
Pip- Have checked out Montignac on "Fatlavalady" site, which has some stunning pots!! However, Montignac wouldn't be my choice, I'm afraid. Some others though really appeal.... Apart from your own site, which we visit regularly, can you or anyone else kindly recommend other sites to "learn & digest"....
Thanks Sharron & Mike
I actually paid £3 for the large one, so its an even better buy....
Pip- Have checked out Montignac on "Fatlavalady" site, which has some stunning pots!! However, Montignac wouldn't be my choice, I'm afraid. Some others though really appeal.... Apart from your own site, which we visit regularly, can you or anyone else kindly recommend other sites to "learn & digest"....
Thanks Sharron & Mike
tudorrose- Number of posts : 14
Location : Staffordshire
Registration date : 2009-09-28
Re: w. German pot - 269-18 unusual shape?
Hi Sharron, Forrest Poston's website has some well written and incredibly useful essays and information about WGP - www.ginforsodditiques.com.
There are also other specialist online forums around that have a particular emphasis on WGP (I'm almost certain you'll be approached by one in particular at some point soon) however, whilst their information is good the individuals involved are particularly belligerent so I'm afraid I won't recommend or publicise them.
There are also other specialist online forums around that have a particular emphasis on WGP (I'm almost certain you'll be approached by one in particular at some point soon) however, whilst their information is good the individuals involved are particularly belligerent so I'm afraid I won't recommend or publicise them.
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