Offered is a 1920s era Art Moderne, porcelain vase. A timeless piece, designed by Eva Zeisel for SMF (Schramberg Majolica Factory), in Schramberg Germany. This particular hand-painted vase features a mix of vibrant colors on a smokey gray ground. The pattern is called Gobelin 4 (translates to “tapestry 4”)  and features a multicolored lattice-like design. The vase is in very good to excellent antique condition with no pottery chips, cracks or crazing. There are several tiny glaze chips on the rim of the vase-see photos. The base is stamped, “SMF SCHRAMBERG Handgemalt (hand-painted) 57 Gobelin 4”.

Eva Zeisel was one of the most fascinating ceramicists of the past century. She began her career at a young age in Hungary, then rose to great popularity during her tenure in Germany at the Schramberg ceramic works in the late 1920s and early 1930s with her avant garde pieces. She designed ceramics, china, tableware and glassware for many top American companies and is most well known for her iconic line of tableware commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art in 1946.

Measurements: 7-3/4"H x7"W

Weight: 2 lbs

For your consideration, there are other vintage pottery pieces at my shop, Pangibles Vintage.🍒.

*All items at Pangibles Vintage are pre-loved, vintage items. Some may have condition issues due to age, handling, etc. I am not an expert. I try my utmost to give an accurate representation of the item. Occasionally, I may miss something (age, condition, materials). I strive for 100% customer satisfaction. Please contact me with any questions or requests for additional photos prior to purchase. IF YOU ARE NOT 100% SATISFIED UPON DELIVERY, THE ITEM CAN BE RETURNED, WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE.

**All items at Pangibles Vintage are sourced from antique shops, thrift shops, estate and tag sales, auctions, and friends and family. When the provenance of an item is known, it will always be mentioned. Each piece is thoroughly inspected and rated from excellent pre owned condition (no wear visible) to good pre owned condition (some obvious wear). Each piece is cleaned/dusted as appropriate (always leaving any natural patina on surface).