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1960s Bay Keramik (West Germany) Huge Floor Vase #2

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1960s Bay Keramik (West Germany) Huge Floor Vase #2 - BBAY-FLOOR2

 
£120.00

This is HUGE and very striking - a West German floor vase from from Bay Keramik dating from the 1960s or thereabouts.  Decorated with a fabulous impressed pattern in alternate vibrant turquoise and caramel high gloss glazes it sits beautifully with other retro German or Italian pieces (Bay, Scheurich, Bitossi Raymor for example) and makes a real statement!  Fully marked to the base with 'BAY KERAMIK 64 50' - with 64 being the shape number and 50 being it's size in centimetres.  Please see all photographs for alternative views and close-ups.

SIZE:   Height 20in/50cm   Weight 5040g

CONDITION: Fantastic original condition - no chips, cracks or hairlines.

Obviously this is a whopping big vase at over 5kg in weight and 20 inches in height so we would require overseas customers to contact us in advance of purchase for a postage quotation.



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Retro Ceramics - West German/Swiss/Austrian

This section is devoted to the incredible pottery being produced in West Germany during the 1950's, 1960's and 1970's. The well-known companies being Bay, Scheurich, Carstens, Roth, Ruscha and Steuler to name just a very few. There were, however, a great number of potteries operating in West Germany at that time and most of them (including some of those listed above) didn't mark their work uniquely, using similar numeric methods of backstamping.

The 1960's can quite rightly be considered the creative peak for West German pottery with the emergence of crazy organic shapes and heavily textured and drippy glazes - lava being a perfect example - in a contradictory mixture of muted earthy tones and bright vibrant colours (orange, red, blue and black in particular). There appeared to be no rules although the reality is that these items were beautifully designed and well thought through - as a result some of the particularly iconic examples are already generating a lot of interest from collectors and fetching high prices.

West German ceramics sit brilliantly in Pips Trip and we intend to put a special emphasis on this area by stocking some of the best retro examples we can find.

We'd recommend collectors buy a copy of Mark Hill's excellent book 'Fat Lava - West German Ceramics of the 1960s and 1970s.' Published in June 2006 the book was produced in conjunction with an exhibition of the Dr Graham Cooley collection of West German ceramics held at the King's Lynn Arts Centre at the same time. You can buy a copy direct from www.MarkHillPublishing.com - Mark will sign copies too, just ask when you order.
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