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Post by ellamaesdad October 11th 2010, 10:15 pm

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This is a piece of German pottery that I purchased recently and I am hoping that someone could tell me a little about it.It stands 52 centimetres high and is 15 centimetres across the top.It is my first go at buying pottery and I am hoping that I have brought well.It says 'KLEIN' on the base but thats all that I know about it.Thanks.
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Post by skay October 11th 2010, 10:24 pm

Hi ellamaesdad, welcome to the forum My first German pottery. 124209

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Post by big ed October 11th 2010, 10:29 pm

We have a Klein keramik thread , but not much in it at the moment , not a lot known about it either I'm afraid, I would say your vase would be from the 1950's or even earlier , did you buy well?, depends why you bought it I suppose and how much you paid , these types are not very sellable at the moment with collectors going for what are known as fat lava.
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Post by dantheman October 12th 2010, 1:01 pm

like Ed said,brown vases are like brown furniture at the moment but I like the vase and you should buy what you like and never follow the crowd
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Post by vhb64 October 12th 2010, 4:07 pm

"from the 1950's or even earlier"

I suggest "neo-geo" from the 60s or even later.

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Post by big ed October 12th 2010, 5:43 pm

Fair enough 60's then , were did you read that?
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Post by ellamaesdad October 13th 2010, 8:47 pm

Thanks for the advice.I am learning all the time.
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