Jasba Keramik - Centrepiece - 2193-30 - Ceramic





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Jasba Keramik ceramic centerpiece bowl, model 2193-30, Germany, circa 1950–1970, 39.5 cm wide with two bird-head handles, 7.5 cm high and 7.5 cm deep, in excellent condition.
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Large Vintage Jasba Keramik "Aztec" Centerpiece Bowl – Contemporary Design Studio Pottery, Model 2193-30
A striking Mid-Century Modern West German Art Pottery (WGP) centerpiece bowl by Jasba Keramik, circa 1970. This piece is from the highly collectible "Aztec" (Exotica) series, blending a contemporary studio pottery aesthetic with a heavily textured brutalist design. It features an earthy ochre and charcoal-brown matte volcanic glaze accentuating a geometric tribal relief band. The sides are flanked by two sculptural handles modeled as stylized pre-Columbian bird heads. The base bears the impressed oval "Jasba" maker's mark and model number 2193 30.
Dimensions:
Bowl Rim Diameter: 30.0 cm
Total Width: 39.5 cm (across both bird beaks)
Height: 7.5 cm
Base Diameter: 19.5 cm
Very Good Vintage Condition: Structurally sound and whole. Textured surfaces and bird handles are perfectly preserved. No cracks, chips, or repairs. Minor, expected age-appropriate shelf wear on the bottom unglazed foot ring.
NOTE: For collectors who prefer a flawless appearance, any imperfections can be assessed and, if desired, professionally restored by a specialist experienced in working with this type of material.
Shipping: The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Insurance is included in the shipping fee. Any customs duties, taxes or import fees are the buyer's responsibility.
Disclaimer: All items offered are privately owned. While we are not professional appraisers, restorers, or conservators, we make every effort to describe each item honestly, accurately, and as comprehensively as possible. Any visible signs of wear, imperfections, or damage observed during our inspection are disclosed to the best of our knowledge and shown in the accompanying photographs. If you have any questions or would like additional information before placing a bid, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Large Vintage Jasba Keramik "Aztec" Centerpiece Bowl – Contemporary Design Studio Pottery, Model 2193-30
A striking Mid-Century Modern West German Art Pottery (WGP) centerpiece bowl by Jasba Keramik, circa 1970. This piece is from the highly collectible "Aztec" (Exotica) series, blending a contemporary studio pottery aesthetic with a heavily textured brutalist design. It features an earthy ochre and charcoal-brown matte volcanic glaze accentuating a geometric tribal relief band. The sides are flanked by two sculptural handles modeled as stylized pre-Columbian bird heads. The base bears the impressed oval "Jasba" maker's mark and model number 2193 30.
Dimensions:
Bowl Rim Diameter: 30.0 cm
Total Width: 39.5 cm (across both bird beaks)
Height: 7.5 cm
Base Diameter: 19.5 cm
Very Good Vintage Condition: Structurally sound and whole. Textured surfaces and bird handles are perfectly preserved. No cracks, chips, or repairs. Minor, expected age-appropriate shelf wear on the bottom unglazed foot ring.
NOTE: For collectors who prefer a flawless appearance, any imperfections can be assessed and, if desired, professionally restored by a specialist experienced in working with this type of material.
Shipping: The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Insurance is included in the shipping fee. Any customs duties, taxes or import fees are the buyer's responsibility.
Disclaimer: All items offered are privately owned. While we are not professional appraisers, restorers, or conservators, we make every effort to describe each item honestly, accurately, and as comprehensively as possible. Any visible signs of wear, imperfections, or damage observed during our inspection are disclosed to the best of our knowledge and shown in the accompanying photographs. If you have any questions or would like additional information before placing a bid, please do not hesitate to contact us.

