Carsten Töpferei Tönnieshof - Heinz Siery, Modell "Manila" H 24 cm - Vase - M 12/24 - Clay - WGP, MCM, Bitossi-Stil

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Turquoise Manila vase, model M 12/24, designed by Heinz Siery for Carstens Töpferei Tönnieshof in Germany, dating to 1960–1970, terracotta with a glossy turquoise glaze, handmade studio piece with minor signs of wear and a small chip on the bottom, height 24 cm, width 12 cm, depth 12 cm.

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"Manila"...Turquoise-blue vase, serial single piece, 1960s-1970s

Manufacturer: Carstens Töpferei Tönnieshof
Model: Manila
Design: Heinz Siery
Height 24 cm, Width 12 cm, Depth 12 cm
Material: Terracotta
Glaze: Glossy, thick, decorative glaze in an intensive turquoise blue.
Decoration: Abstract, ethnically inspired symbols (circles, diamonds, spirals)
Base mark: K 12/24 (model 12, height 24 cm)
Condition: Very good vintage condition, one small chip on the base, not noticeable when displayed. See photo.

The color scheme deftly takes up the aesthetics of Bitossi’s Italian Rimini Blu series and translates it into the precise production quality of post-war West German ceramics.

Serial single piece:
This is not fully automatic, soulless mass production.
At Carstens Tönnieshof, the term was used to differentiate from cheap, purely industrial mass goods and to emphasize the handcrafted quality of the pieces.

High-quality artisanal work with a high share of handcraft:
Each piece has passed through the hands of experienced ceramicists and painters.
Because the glaze is applied entirely by hand, every vase is unique in its color gradient.

Currently no shipping to the USA.

Shipping is exclusively via DHL Deutsche Post.

All information provided to the best of our knowledge. Please review the attached photos. Any defects are marked.
Color deviations from photo to original may occur.
Usage and/or storage marks may be present due to age.
Variations in glaze and ceramic are typical for the product type and do not constitute a defect.

On account of these circumstances:
If, despite careful packaging, your lot arrives damaged, please have the transit damage promptly confirmed in writing by your courier and please take detailed photos.

According to EU law for courier companies, in the event of damaged international shipments the RECIPIENT must report the damage to their local carrier within 7 days of receipt. Only after the RECIPIENT (you) has received a damage certificate can I as the consignor claim compensation. Please refrain from bidding if you do not accept this.

If you still wish to win a lot from me, please provide a 100% correct address (please verify in your Catawiki account) to ensure reliable delivery. If the package cannot be delivered properly, significant costs (postage, duties and taxes) will be incurred for the return to me. I will reclaim these costs."

"Manila"...Turquoise-blue vase, serial single piece, 1960s-1970s

Manufacturer: Carstens Töpferei Tönnieshof
Model: Manila
Design: Heinz Siery
Height 24 cm, Width 12 cm, Depth 12 cm
Material: Terracotta
Glaze: Glossy, thick, decorative glaze in an intensive turquoise blue.
Decoration: Abstract, ethnically inspired symbols (circles, diamonds, spirals)
Base mark: K 12/24 (model 12, height 24 cm)
Condition: Very good vintage condition, one small chip on the base, not noticeable when displayed. See photo.

The color scheme deftly takes up the aesthetics of Bitossi’s Italian Rimini Blu series and translates it into the precise production quality of post-war West German ceramics.

Serial single piece:
This is not fully automatic, soulless mass production.
At Carstens Tönnieshof, the term was used to differentiate from cheap, purely industrial mass goods and to emphasize the handcrafted quality of the pieces.

High-quality artisanal work with a high share of handcraft:
Each piece has passed through the hands of experienced ceramicists and painters.
Because the glaze is applied entirely by hand, every vase is unique in its color gradient.

Currently no shipping to the USA.

Shipping is exclusively via DHL Deutsche Post.

All information provided to the best of our knowledge. Please review the attached photos. Any defects are marked.
Color deviations from photo to original may occur.
Usage and/or storage marks may be present due to age.
Variations in glaze and ceramic are typical for the product type and do not constitute a defect.

On account of these circumstances:
If, despite careful packaging, your lot arrives damaged, please have the transit damage promptly confirmed in writing by your courier and please take detailed photos.

According to EU law for courier companies, in the event of damaged international shipments the RECIPIENT must report the damage to their local carrier within 7 days of receipt. Only after the RECIPIENT (you) has received a damage certificate can I as the consignor claim compensation. Please refrain from bidding if you do not accept this.

If you still wish to win a lot from me, please provide a 100% correct address (please verify in your Catawiki account) to ensure reliable delivery. If the package cannot be delivered properly, significant costs (postage, duties and taxes) will be incurred for the return to me. I will reclaim these costs."

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Mid-century modern
Title additional information
WGP, MCM, Bitossi-Stil
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Model
M 12/24
Designer/artist/maker
Heinz Siery, Modell "Manila" H 24 cm
Material
Clay
Style
Vintage
Manufacturer/brand
Carsten Töpferei Tönnieshof
Colour
Turquoise
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
24 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
12 cm
Diameter
0 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
GermanyVerified
51
Objects sold
100%
Private

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