Ceramano - Hans Welling - Vase (2) - Domino - Earthenware





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A pair of vintage Ceramano Domino stoneware pieces designed by Hans Welling, made in Germany circa 1950–1960 and in excellent condition with minimal signs of use and age.
Description from the seller
2 Vintage Hans Welling Ceramano Domino-Series Art Ceramics
The Domino series is an iconic Mid-Century Modern ceramic collection designed by the renowned designer Hans Welling for the German manufacturer Ceramano Kunstkeramik.
Key features and background of this particular collectible:
The Designer & Manufacturer: Jakob Schwaderlapp (the founder of Jasba) founded Ceramano in 1959 in Ransbach-Baumbach to produce high-quality handmade art ceramics as a counterpoint to mass production. Hans Welling was there from 1959 to 1961 as the chief designer and laid the groundwork for the brand's distinctive style.
The 'Domino' Decor: The series (designed around 1960) is known for its characteristic contrasting patterns (often matte black combined with white, gray-, or brown-toned shades) that evoke the domino stones of a domino game. Some pieces also feature silver-tone details or inlaid 'domino' reliefs.
Lidded pot dimensions: Height 11 cm. Diameter 12 cm.
Bowl/dish dimensions: Height 7.5 cm. Diameter 14 cm.
Signed on the underside.
See the photos for details (the photos are part of the description).
2 Vintage Hans Welling Ceramano Domino-Series Art Ceramics
The Domino series is an iconic Mid-Century Modern ceramic collection designed by the renowned designer Hans Welling for the German manufacturer Ceramano Kunstkeramik.
Key features and background of this particular collectible:
The Designer & Manufacturer: Jakob Schwaderlapp (the founder of Jasba) founded Ceramano in 1959 in Ransbach-Baumbach to produce high-quality handmade art ceramics as a counterpoint to mass production. Hans Welling was there from 1959 to 1961 as the chief designer and laid the groundwork for the brand's distinctive style.
The 'Domino' Decor: The series (designed around 1960) is known for its characteristic contrasting patterns (often matte black combined with white, gray-, or brown-toned shades) that evoke the domino stones of a domino game. Some pieces also feature silver-tone details or inlaid 'domino' reliefs.
Lidded pot dimensions: Height 11 cm. Diameter 12 cm.
Bowl/dish dimensions: Height 7.5 cm. Diameter 14 cm.
Signed on the underside.
See the photos for details (the photos are part of the description).

