SASS EMPORIA are delighted to offer this tall cylinder shaped ceramic vase produced by Scheurich of Germany. Still in operation today, and based in the Bavarian town of Kleinheubach, Scheurich were the most prolific producers of mid-century German ceramics. Scheurich offered a solid production program of classically proportioned forms and an endless array of exciting decors, that are highly collected today.
In this example, we see the second generation form of the 206-27 most likely designed in the early 1960's by Franz Karl the successor to Scheurich's famous form designer Heinz Siery. The decor is called Feuer (translated as fire) which features a bright arrangement of fiery orange and red gloss dripping glazes that blend into a shiny chocolate brown at the top of the vessel. This is a tall commanding ceramic form that packs vibrancy and is ready to be the star of even the most colourful Scheurich display!
CONDITION: We carefully select all our items for sale and place a high priority in offering items that are without damage, flaws or imperfections. As this item is vintage, there may be light signs of wear commensurate with its age, therefore please view the pictures carefully to help you determine its condition.
SHIPPING: This item will be shipped from Brisbane Australia using Australia Post standard service and comes with tracking number. We are happy to combine purchases from separate listings to save on postage costs for you. If purchasing internationally, please wait for our invoice prior to making payment.
SAFE PACKING: Rest assured, the team at Sass Emporia are very experienced in packing and posting glass, ceramics, and lots of other delicate mid-century items to ensure it arrives safely and unbroken. We welcome your positive feedback always, but in the very unlikely event of any issues, please let us know without delay.
ABOUT US: 20th-Century living is our passion and expertise. At Sass Emporia we specialise in high quality vintage ceramics, glass, furniture and tableware all chosen from our extensive personal collections located in both Brisbane and Melbourne.