SIMON PETER GERZ

I bought this small wine jug and beaker today and was hoping some may be able to date it for me, also can anyone translate the slogan on the front of the jug. The jug is 5in tall with the Gerz trademark on the base, it also has the pattern number which I think is 3872.  The matching beaker is 3in tall with the same design and trademark but no pattern number.  Also is Gerz a good manufacturer ?  Thanks.

it means when the wine goes round everyone is happy

it's Westerwald and the maker is fair but produced cheap stuff too

I would say it was made in the last 50 years

Hello everybody, hoping someone can shed some light on this one for me, 35cm tall,










sorry about the bad photos and thanks in advance

S.P.Gerz, range 3000 - 3005, shape 3003 traceable 1967 and 1968,
mis-attributed to Jopeko i think.

Have a look to bowl 3006, the glaze looks similiar to
decor Capri by S.P.G 1967 but I read it was in a Jopeko brochure or something , well ... (I haven´t seen the document and i have no proof to the contrary)
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t30p30-jopeko#56707



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Simon Peter Gerz I at Höhr Westerwald was a famous stein maker,
designs by Albin Müller and Peter Behrens, cf. websites of stein collectors;
The 1931 catalog shows steins only, stylistically ranging from Historicism to Art Nouveau
and Art Deco.


A small production line of high fire vases etc. with red clay, called Klinkro in the late 1930s.

Post 1945 S.P.Gerz produced 10 million (!) steins until 1968.

The production of decorative ceramics is known (stickers), but the
extent of this part of production seems to be underestimated.
Research is going on, "bit by bit".

http://littleowlski.wordpress.com/2009/09/24/west-german-pottery-collection/

I think this where I must have gotten my schlossberg idea from , about 9th piccy down .

quote / "large black and green at back, Schlossberg, 3003, white clay" / unquote
Thanks, BigEd ! Do you see any question marks ? I don´t see any either.
"Too many guesses to be credible" Well said.

--- S.P.G, 1968, glaze came in 3 colours, blue, yellow and --- green.

I am on a mission now... The Brother in Law has moved out (at last!) and I have just unearthed my collection of unusual bits I like to find... so here is another...
It is obviously Art Deco.. but this is where I falter in regards the mark.. Any ideas?

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http://www.steinmarks.co.uk/pages/pv.asp?p=stein88

Your a STAR... who would have thought it was made by a Stein Maker... Thank you so much.

might be by one of the better known designers for gerz?
helmut ehmke, bruno mauder, peter behrens or paul wynand?

It's from ca. 1903.

i guess the pattern is based on the plant 'honesty'?

can anyone date it from the number?

Marked on the bottom: 3001 20
Dimensions: 21cm tall. The diameter of the base is 5,5cm and 4,5cm on the top.
Weight: 682 grams.

large Gerz vase, numbered 601/30
30 cm. tall, weight 2,2 kg.
manufacturer's sticker still attached