Ruscha Bowl, Marokko decor
Gin-For's Odditiques West and East German Pottery For Sale
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This Ruscha shape 417 bowl clearly shows the strong influence on the W. German items of the 1950s. The form was designed by Kurt Tschörner, while the Marokko/Morocco decor was designed by Hanns Welling. It's from the engobe line that features a black background with incised designs and enamel decoration. Shape is 417. Date is circa 1956.
Size: About 6" at the widest point and about 2 3/4" tall at the highest.
Price: $65 plus shipping and insurance.
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Condition: is very good. There is no structural damage, just a bit of flaking around the edge where the black/engobe flaked. All sales are fully guaranteed.
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