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1960s West German Fat Lava and Hand-Painted Ceramic Vases – Set of Six
1960s West German Fat Lava and Hand-Painted Ceramic Vases – Set of Six
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A vibrant and eclectic collection of six vintage West German ceramic vases from the 1960s, showcasing the iconic “Fat Lava” glaze and whimsical hand-painted motifs characteristic of the era. Each piece in this curated garden display is a sculptural ode to postwar European design.
The group features a variety of forms: slender cylindrical silhouettes, voluptuous bottle shapes, and petite flared rims, all crafted in richly textured ceramic with lava glazes or folk-inspired floral decoration.
Perfect as standalone art objects or assembled into a maximalist vignette.
Details (left to right, front to back):
1) Tall Red-Orange Fat Lava Vase
Maker: Possibly Scheurich or Bay Keramik
Glaze: Glossy red-orange with yellow drip overlay
Height: 23 cm
Origin: West Germany
2) Cream and Orange Floral Motif Vase
Hand-painted floral medallions over a rustic cream glaze
Bulbous body with dark rim
Height: 14 cm
Origin: West Germany
3) Red & Green Bulb Vase with Textured Glaze
Fat Lava technique with mossy green over matte red
Earthy and organic aesthetic
Height: 13 cm
Origin: West Germany
4) Deep Red Textured Bottle Vase
Volcanic glaze with orange and black mottling
Iconic “lava drip” effect
Height: 20 cm
Origin: West Germany
5) Floral Relief Vase with Flared Rim
Rich red base with raised, hand-painted flowers in vivid tones
Scalloped mouth
Height: 17 cm
Origin: West Germany
6) Tall Blue Drip Glaze Ewer
Deep indigo transitioning to icy blue streaks
Elongated form with handle; possible Ruscha or Roth Keramik
Height: 32 cm
Origin: West Germany
Period: 1960s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age
Provenance: West Germany
This ensemble offers collectors and decorators a dynamic snapshot of mid-century European ceramic artistry, ideal for lovers of bold interiors, Brutalist texture, and retro-modern aesthetics.








