Scheurich - Scheurich - Vase - 517-38 - Fat Lava





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Fat Lava ceramic vase, model 517-38, by Scheurich, West Germany, dating to the 1960s–1970s, 38 cm tall and 20 cm wide, weighing 4.2 kg, in cream and brown with a hand-applied Cavalier motif and a tactile Fat Lava glaze; excellent condition with only minor signs of wear.
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Fat Lava Ceramic Vase “Cavalier” – Scheurich Keramik, West Germany (1970s)
Iconic and majestic piece produced by the West German manufacturer Scheurich, famous for its post-war experimental glazes. Standing 38 cm tall and weighing a substantial 4.2 kg, this vase commands attention as a true sculpture in its own right, with a Brutalist design and historic accents.
· Pattern “Cavalier” (Rustic Rider): The central, hand-applied motif depicts an antique rider, a symbol of courage and freedom highly prized in 1960s-70s design.
· Tactile “Fat Lava” glaze: This piece is a perfect example of the “fat lava” style. Its textured, relief glaze, alternating speckled beige and deep black, offers a striking visual contrast and a surprising feel to the touch.
· Certified origin: The “W. Germany” hallmark and the form number 517-38 are stamped on the underside, guaranteeing its authenticity and West German provenance.
Fat Lava Ceramic Vase “Cavalier” – Scheurich Keramik, West Germany (1970s)
Iconic and majestic piece produced by the West German manufacturer Scheurich, famous for its post-war experimental glazes. Standing 38 cm tall and weighing a substantial 4.2 kg, this vase commands attention as a true sculpture in its own right, with a Brutalist design and historic accents.
· Pattern “Cavalier” (Rustic Rider): The central, hand-applied motif depicts an antique rider, a symbol of courage and freedom highly prized in 1960s-70s design.
· Tactile “Fat Lava” glaze: This piece is a perfect example of the “fat lava” style. Its textured, relief glaze, alternating speckled beige and deep black, offers a striking visual contrast and a surprising feel to the touch.
· Certified origin: The “W. Germany” hallmark and the form number 517-38 are stamped on the underside, guaranteeing its authenticity and West German provenance.

