Vintage West German Fat Lava Pitcher, Jopeko Scheurich Style

Description

View Vintage West German Fat Lava Pitcher, Jopeko Scheurich Style with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Its tall, slender silhouette and organic handle reflect the iconic design language of legendary manufacturers like Jopeko and Scheurich. Glaze: A sophisticated Fat Lava or splatter-style finish featuring deep charcoal and grey tones accented with vibrant, hand-applied red and black volcanic flecks. This was an exciting find - in a funky shape and with a variety of unique colors, this pitcher vase was staring at me from the shelves. Add a bold, artistic statement to your home decor with this striking Mid Century Modern West German Fat Lava pitcher vase. Featuring a dramatic high-contrast glaze, this piece perfectly embodies the experimental spirit of the mid-century modern era. Its tall, slender silhouette and organic handle reflect the iconic design language of legendary manufacturers like Jopeko and Scheurich. Design: An elongated, asymmetrical pitcher form with a flared bulbous base and a sweeping integrated handle. Glaze: A sophisticated Fat Lava or splatter-style finish featuring deep charcoal and grey tones accented with vibrant, hand-applied red and black volcanic flecks. Interior: Finished with a clean, high-gloss white glaze for a beautiful contrast against the dark exterior. Materials: Hand-fired ceramic with a smooth, reflective gloss finish. Style: West German Pottery (WGP) / Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist / Studio Art Pottery. Condition: Excellent vintage condition; the glaze remains vibrant and glassy with no visible chips or cracks. Why You will Love It Dynamic Visual Texture: The irregular splatter pattern ensures that every angle of the vase offers a unique perspective. The pops of red provide a "fire and ash" aesthetic that brings warmth and energy to any room. Versatile Decor Piece: While it functions beautifully as a dry floral vase, its sculptural qualities allow it to stand alone as a piece of art. It pairs exceptionally well with natural wood surfaces, such as walnut or teak. Collector's Appeal: As an authentic example of West German ceramic artistry, this pitcher is a must-have for enthusiasts of 1960s and 70s design. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Pottery & Glassware › Vases. Brand: Unmarked.

Brand

Unmarked

Type

Vase

Color

Gray

Theme

German

Material

Ceramic