Bay Keramik (1933-1971?)Started by Eduard Bay in 1933; stopped major art pottery production in 1971; Bodo Mans; Bay was one of the top early companies with decors such as Florenz (1955), Rheims (1960), and Ravenna (1961). Bay continued to make some excellent items through the 1960s as well as some lesser lines, but slipping demand for art pottery forced a change to kitchen items.
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Tönnieshof (1945-1984)This was simply one of many pottery factories owned by members of the Carstens factory, but it's the primary one for art pottery during this era. Primary designers included Trude Carstens, Gerda Heuckenroth, and A. Seide; quality is generally above average. $225
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Ceramano was specifically started in order
to produce a higher
quality ceramics, more like studio pottery; they generally
succeded in this goal quite well; designers included Gerda
Heuckenroth and Hanns Welling.
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