Mid Century Pottery: West German Page Two

MC-14 Gerhard Dölz, signed $295	MC-167 Paul Dresler, Grootenburg Grootenburg (1913-?) Best known designs are by Paul Dresler, produced shortly before and shortly after WWII; Richard Uhlemeyer worked at Grootenburg before opening his own studio. $195	MC-169 Paul Dresler, Grootenburg $145	MC-170 Paul Dresler, Grootenburg $195	MC-16 Paul Dresler, Grootenburg $125
Paul Dresler, Grootenburg $265 Send Us an E-Mail About Us and Contact Information (Phone, mailing address, etc.)	Welcome to Gin-For's Odditiques (GIN-ny and FORrest Poston's Oddities and Antiques) (Cats and batteries not included.) Mid Century Modern German Pottery Page Two of Five		MC-89 Dümler & Breiden $125 Dümler & Breiden (1883-1992) D&B was one of many companies in the Höhr-Grenzhausen region, and they produced an enormous range of styles over the years from very traditional to strong Pop Art.	MC-91 Dümler & Breiden $125 MC-45 Dümler & Breiden $225
MC-39 Dümler & Breiden $175	MC-44 Dümler & Breiden $165	MC-29 Dümler & Breiden $175	MC-5 Dümler & Breiden $475	MC-72 Dümler & Breiden $125
Join our West German Pottery group on Facebook. MC-165 Edelstein $175	MC-42 Edelstein $245	MC-100 Eiwa $145	ES Keramik (Emons & Sohne, 1921-1974) Quality of forms and decorations covered a broad range, but the good items are very good. Their best glazes are among the best in the field, and one of the best forms is pitcher form 683, later released with shape number 883.	MC-3 ES Keramik $195
MC-27 ES Keramik $225	MC-147 ES Keramik $275	MC-36 ES Keramik $225	MC-34 ES Keramik $195	MC-125 ES $165
MC-71 ES Keramik $125	Go to GinFor's Odditiques Home Page	MC-75 Everard & Gallo $175	(For Grootenburg, see the Dresler section.) Gramann (Töperei Römhild) Located in Römhild, this small company began producing excellent art pottery after Siegfried took over from his father.	MC-148 Gramann $225
MC-59 Gramann $350	MC-149 Gramann $225	MC-56 Gramann $215	MC-70 Studio Pottery, probably Hoy Töpfrerei $175	Go to the Next Page or Skip to Page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 MC-139 Hoy ? $225
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