Scheurich - Vase (3) - various - west-Germany - midcentury fifties





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A three-piece Scheurich Keramik ceramic set from West Germany in the mid‑century era (circa 1960s), comprising a large vase (26 cm high, 12 cm diameter), a small vase (15 cm high, 8 cm diameter) and a bowl (5.5 cm high, 29 cm wide, 22 cm deep) with abstract glazed decor in beige, yellow and multicolours, all in good vintage condition.
Description from the seller
Rare Mid-Century Scheurich Ceramic Set – Abstract Decor with Experimental Glazing
Description:
This exceptional mid-century ceramic set by Scheurich Keramik showcases the bold, abstract design and experimental glazing techniques that define the era's artistic innovation. The set includes two vases and a striking bowl, all featuring a complementary aesthetic and distinct abstract patterns in vibrant colors. These pieces are perfect for collectors of mid-century modern ceramics or anyone seeking to add timeless artistic flair to their interiors.
Key Features:
/ Manufacturer: Scheurich Keramik (attr.)
/ Origin: Germany
/ Era: Mid-Century Modern (circa 1950s–1960s)
/ Material: Ceramic with abstract painted decor and experimental glazing
/ Design:
- Large vase: Tall with a striking abstract design featuring dynamic lines and bold pops of yellow, blue, and green. Signed underneath "529-29."
- Small vase: Minimalist design with a creamy, textured glaze. Signed underneath "207-15."
- Bowl: Unique organic shape with experimental glazing and a dynamic abstract pattern in vibrant colors. Signed underneath "444." Small chips on edge and base
/ Measurements:
- Large vase: Height 26 cm, diameter 12 cm
- Small vase: Height 15 cm, diameter 8 cm
- Bowl: Height 5.5 cm, width 29 cm, depth 22 cm
About Scheurich Keramik:
Founded in 1928, Scheurich was one of Germany’s most influential ceramic manufacturers during the mid-20th century. Known for their bold forms and innovative glazing techniques, Scheurich pieces became synonymous with the "golden era" of West German ceramics. This set exemplifies the company’s experimental approach, combining abstract patterns with vibrant colors to create timeless works of art.
Collector’s Insight:
The combination of experimental glazing and abstract decor makes this set a standout among Scheurich’s mid-century output. The abstract patterns evoke the spirit of 1960s modernism, while the vibrant colors and unique forms ensure these pieces remain relevant in contemporary interiors.
Contemporary Appeal:
This set is versatile for display, whether as a cohesive group or individual standout pieces. Perfect for collectors of mid-century ceramics, modernist decor enthusiasts, or anyone seeking to infuse bold artistic flair into their home.
Condition:
All pieces are in good vintage condition, with minor wear consistent with age. Please refer to photos for details.
Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire this rare Scheurich mid-century ceramic set, featuring experimental glazing and abstract decor. Stunning addition to any interior with mid-century items by Verner Panton, Charles & Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, Pierre Paulin and artworks by Vasarelly, Andy Warhol and others.
Note: I did my best to photograph the colors of this item as best as I could, colors differences can occur. The condition is always overall good, with traces of age, scuff marks, etc. Visible cracks or chips are noted in the text. Please take a close look at the photos as they are part of the description
All vases are in overall good condition, some traces of use. Please take a close look to the photos to see the condition per vase. The lot will be carefully packed and shipped.
Would be a great fit for any interior with:
#FrançoisMorellet #AbstractSculpture #GeometricAbstraction #ConcreteArt #MinimalArt #AbstractArt #KineticArt #Constructivism #OpArt #ConceptualArt #ModernistDesign #20thCenturyArt #ArtAuction #CatawikiAuction #ArtForSale #CollectibleArt #InvestmentArt #ArtCollector #GalleryArt #ContemporaryArt #ModernArt #SculpturalArt #DesignIcons #FineArtSculpture #ArtCollection #EuropeanArt #PietMondrian #WassilyKandinsky #KazimirMalevich #VictorVasarely #DonaldJudd #SolLeWitt #AlexanderCalder #JeanTinguely #YvesKlein #DanFlavin #JosefAlbers #BarbaraHepworth #RichardSerra #IsamuNoguchi #EileenGray #CharlottePerriand #ArneJacobsen #MarcelBreuer #GerritRietveld
Rare Mid-Century Scheurich Ceramic Set – Abstract Decor with Experimental Glazing
Description:
This exceptional mid-century ceramic set by Scheurich Keramik showcases the bold, abstract design and experimental glazing techniques that define the era's artistic innovation. The set includes two vases and a striking bowl, all featuring a complementary aesthetic and distinct abstract patterns in vibrant colors. These pieces are perfect for collectors of mid-century modern ceramics or anyone seeking to add timeless artistic flair to their interiors.
Key Features:
/ Manufacturer: Scheurich Keramik (attr.)
/ Origin: Germany
/ Era: Mid-Century Modern (circa 1950s–1960s)
/ Material: Ceramic with abstract painted decor and experimental glazing
/ Design:
- Large vase: Tall with a striking abstract design featuring dynamic lines and bold pops of yellow, blue, and green. Signed underneath "529-29."
- Small vase: Minimalist design with a creamy, textured glaze. Signed underneath "207-15."
- Bowl: Unique organic shape with experimental glazing and a dynamic abstract pattern in vibrant colors. Signed underneath "444." Small chips on edge and base
/ Measurements:
- Large vase: Height 26 cm, diameter 12 cm
- Small vase: Height 15 cm, diameter 8 cm
- Bowl: Height 5.5 cm, width 29 cm, depth 22 cm
About Scheurich Keramik:
Founded in 1928, Scheurich was one of Germany’s most influential ceramic manufacturers during the mid-20th century. Known for their bold forms and innovative glazing techniques, Scheurich pieces became synonymous with the "golden era" of West German ceramics. This set exemplifies the company’s experimental approach, combining abstract patterns with vibrant colors to create timeless works of art.
Collector’s Insight:
The combination of experimental glazing and abstract decor makes this set a standout among Scheurich’s mid-century output. The abstract patterns evoke the spirit of 1960s modernism, while the vibrant colors and unique forms ensure these pieces remain relevant in contemporary interiors.
Contemporary Appeal:
This set is versatile for display, whether as a cohesive group or individual standout pieces. Perfect for collectors of mid-century ceramics, modernist decor enthusiasts, or anyone seeking to infuse bold artistic flair into their home.
Condition:
All pieces are in good vintage condition, with minor wear consistent with age. Please refer to photos for details.
Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire this rare Scheurich mid-century ceramic set, featuring experimental glazing and abstract decor. Stunning addition to any interior with mid-century items by Verner Panton, Charles & Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, Pierre Paulin and artworks by Vasarelly, Andy Warhol and others.
Note: I did my best to photograph the colors of this item as best as I could, colors differences can occur. The condition is always overall good, with traces of age, scuff marks, etc. Visible cracks or chips are noted in the text. Please take a close look at the photos as they are part of the description
All vases are in overall good condition, some traces of use. Please take a close look to the photos to see the condition per vase. The lot will be carefully packed and shipped.
Would be a great fit for any interior with:
#FrançoisMorellet #AbstractSculpture #GeometricAbstraction #ConcreteArt #MinimalArt #AbstractArt #KineticArt #Constructivism #OpArt #ConceptualArt #ModernistDesign #20thCenturyArt #ArtAuction #CatawikiAuction #ArtForSale #CollectibleArt #InvestmentArt #ArtCollector #GalleryArt #ContemporaryArt #ModernArt #SculpturalArt #DesignIcons #FineArtSculpture #ArtCollection #EuropeanArt #PietMondrian #WassilyKandinsky #KazimirMalevich #VictorVasarely #DonaldJudd #SolLeWitt #AlexanderCalder #JeanTinguely #YvesKlein #DanFlavin #JosefAlbers #BarbaraHepworth #RichardSerra #IsamuNoguchi #EileenGray #CharlottePerriand #ArneJacobsen #MarcelBreuer #GerritRietveld

