Steuler

Bought these 2 today

Large 'Facette' lampbase by Cari Zalloni. Height 11.5in/28.5cm.

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Form 142/20

Wall vase form no. 4370/2

318/30

303-10

50-25 walking in a Cari wonderland...

479/15

558/20

384/15

702/15

Est. 1917 Steuler are arguably best known for their Cari Zalloni designed output of the 1960s.

31cm ht Steuler Keramik

A nice clean line and form in simple black & white. Stands 16cms high. Creamy/very pale pink clay. Mark and form number stamp impressed.

I bought this from a very nice German gentleman. I think it's from either the 1920s or 1930s and was described to me as laufglasur (lava glaze). (Please would you put me right on my spelling and /or translation?) If you have any thoughts to its age I would be very grateful. The mark was extremely difficult to capture but you can make out the old tall style Steuler mark. Form number very difficult but goes something like 3013. It could I suppose be 30/3. The only digits I'm certain of are the first and last ones which are definitely 3. Difficult to measure its roughly 16cms to top of the little figures on the lid. Creamy clay.

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Raine Larcher wrote:I bought this from a very nice German gentleman. I think it's from either the 1920s or 1930s and was described to me as laufglasur (lava glaze). (Please would you put me right on my spelling and /or translation?) If you have any thoughts to its age I would be very grateful. The mark was extremely difficult to capture but you can make out the old tall style Steuler mark. Form number very difficult but goes something like 3013. It could I suppose be 30/3. The only digits I'm certain of are the first and last ones which are definitely 3. Difficult to measure its roughly 16cms to top of the little figures on the lid. Creamy clay.

Hi,
yes, "Laufglasur", dripping glaze
yes, "3..3", the form number reads 3613.
yes, Steuler, late 30s, #3609 and #3613 1937,
cf. the journal "Die Schaulade", 1938 with #3609 (left)




Volker

I am hoping this looks familiar to someone...

Any ideas?

I bought this candlestick holder (together with a big amphora vase and a tiny vase) on a fleamarket 7 years ago.
I do not know if they belong together, but maybe someone could help me out here.

the candlestick:





the amphora vase:



the set:




Thanks in advance,

Guy

A nice Steuler 149/15

Is this one german? Can someone help ID the factory, designer and date? Thanks.