Charming set of three glazed ceramic vases from the Mid-Century Modern period, made in West Germany between the 1950s and 1970s. Each piece showcases the distinctive craftsmanship and glazing experimentation typical of post-war German art pottery. • Piece 1: Rounded vase in brown and beige tones, with flowing drip glaze and impressed number 4519 at the base, accompanied by a hand-painted mark. • Piece 2: Elegant pitcher-shaped vase with integrated handle, featuring a gradient glaze in deep bordeaux, cream and grey hues, with a smooth glossy finish. • Piece 3: Cylindrical vase in dark cobalt blue, marked at the base with an oval impressed stamp (partly visible, typical of West Germany). The three vases harmonize beautifully together, representing the refined forms and expressive glazes that defined the Fat Lava and West German Pottery style. Ideal for collectors or as a refined decorative trio in a modern or vintage interior. Origin: West Germany Period: ca. 1955–1975 Material: Glazed ceramic Technique: Wheel-thrown / moulded, hand-glazed Condition: Very good overall condition – slight age-related wear and minimal glaze imperfections visible upon close inspection. Dimensions (approx.): • Pitcher vase: 26 cm height • Rounded vase: 14 cm height • Cylindrical vase: 24 cm height Shipping: Carefully packaged for safe transport. Shipping within the European Union only.