Wächtersbach/Waechtersbach

I think this is absolutely GORGEOUS - the form is so elegant.

A Waechtersbach 'Urania' series handled vase designed by Ursula Fesca in the 1950s.

I liked the 60's cartoon. Is it Hummel?

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Hey guys. This lovely crackle pedestal bowl is another piece of the collection I am working on. Sheesh, it seems that this week is the week for pieces I can't identify on my own. Anyway, I initially saw it and thought Royal Copenhagen and then Royal Vienna when I decided it wasn't Copenhagen but I don't think now either is correct. It's an absolutely beautiful piece so someone with skill made it. I'm starting to think it may be Asian and that would suck as it would just be another piece of this collection that has turned out to be a copy. This gentleman that owns this collection has good taste but it seems bad luck in finding copies instead of originals lol. That's just me being bitchy lol as this collection is huge and although I know it is in there somewhere I have yet to find the "huge" piece that will just blow me away and be worth all the work this is. Any help as always appreciated. Thanks







Extra info from Volker (vhb64):

It´s the mark of the Wächtersbach Kunstabteilung / art department,
in the 1920s, when E.Schweitzer became director of the art department,
after Neureuther´s death. Crackle glazes are typical for the Schweitzer period until the end of the decade, ignored by collectors for many years but re-evaluated during the last years.

this stunner should be a christian neureuther design...

Waechtersbach cups and saucers

I think this is the right place? [LEFT] Waechtersbach 'SONJA' pattern vase by Bauhaus pupil Ursula Fesca from circa 1955.

These are two great large plates I have