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Step into a world of timeless elegance and bold artistic expression with this stunning pair of vintage Mid-Century Fat Lava ceramic jugs by Marei Keramiks. Handmade in West Germany circa the 1960s, these exquisite pieces are a testament to the craftsmanship and innovative design of the era. The distinctive Fat Lava style, characterized by its thick, textured glazes and dynamic patterns, brings an unparalleled sense of depth and character to each jug. The vibrant red glazing, a hallmark of Marei Keramiks' artistry, adds a striking pop of color that commands attention and evokes the passionate spirit of mid-century modern design. Each jug is a unique masterpiece, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. The organic shapes and flowing forms capture the essence of natural lava flows, creating a visual and tactile experience that is both captivating and comforting. These jugs are not merely decorative items; they are conversation starters, pieces of art that tell a story of innovation, creativity, and the rich cultural heritage of 1960s West Germany. Owning these Marei Keramiks jugs...

These original vintage Hukli vase was produced in the 1970s in Germany. It is made of ceramic pottery. The bottom are marked the vase series number N 500/30 Handarbeit. Straight forw...

Beautiful extra large West German pottery floor vase created by house designer Bodo Mans featuring the very rare ¨Pharaon Decor¨ in a green forest hue glaze. Hand-produced in West G...

Vintage Midcentury Modern Design XL "Staufen" Vase by Liesel Spornhauer for Schlossberg Keramik. Made in Germany, 1950's / 60's period. Marked on the bottom: Foreign, 248 / 38. Matt ...

Beautiful and very interesting set of three European Mid-Century Modern ceramic pieces. Two of them are West German Pottery: one is a ¨Mooncrater Decor¨ by Carstens Tönniesof - the o...

Lovely large earth colored and charcoal grey vintage ceramic vase from West Germany 1970s. Cylindershaped rustic vase with mustard yellow and white knitting design motives on the upp...