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in alphabetical order by company. Click on any of
these links to go directly to that section, or take it one
at a
time: Bay; Carstens and Ceramano; Dümler & Breiden and ES Keramik; Gramann and Grootenberg/Dressler (including Uhlemeyer); Hutschenreuther/Ilkra/Jasba/Jopeko; Karlsruhe/Keramag/Kiechle/Koerting/Marzi & Remy; Otto/P-Keramik/Roth; Ruscha; Sawa/Eiwa/Wekara (grouped because they're similar styles); Scheurich; Schaeffenacker/Schlossberg/Steuler; Ü-Keramik/Uhlemeyer |
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Schäffenacker
(Schaeffenacker)![]() ![]() Helmut Schäffenacker was the master of plaques. Horses and birds were his most common motifs (as was true of most W. German plaques), but he did a variety of work. This is one of his simplest designs. Schlossberg ![]() ![]() Schlossberg, no form number, identified by label Steuler ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 315 ![]() ![]() A Different Steuler Shape 315? ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 159 Part of the Facette (Facet) series designed by Cari Zalloni. |
Schäffenacker
(Schaeffenacker)![]() ![]() Schlossberg ![]() ![]() Shape number appears to be 281 Based on number, clay, and look of the base this vase is attributed to Schlossberg. Steuler ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 236 ![]() ![]() Steuler Candle holder Shape 150 ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 4071 This mark was used before 1960. |
Schäffenacker
(Schaeffenacker)
![]() Although best known for his plaques, Schaeffenacker did vases as well. Unlike the plaques, vases did not typically have a company mark. Most vases are not this traditional in form, ranging instead across a number of sculptural abstract shapes. Schlossberg ![]() ![]() Shape 236 Believed to be Schlossberg, but Schlossberg attributions remain among the more difficult. Steuler ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 215 This is the Zyklon (Cyclone) design by Cari Zalloni. ![]() ![]() ![]() Steuler Shape 4219 |
| Pages
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(already sold) gallery
are
in alphabetical order by company. Click on any of
these links to go directly to that section, or take it one
at a
time: Bay; Carstens and Ceramano; Dümler & Breiden and ES Keramik; Gramann and Grootenberg/Dressler (including Uhlemeyer); Hutschenreuther/Ilkra/Jasba/Jopeko; Karlsruhe/Keramag/Kiechle/Koerting/Marzi & Remy; Otto/P-Keramik/Roth; Ruscha; Sawa/Eiwa/Wekara (grouped because they're similar styles); Scheurich; Schaeffenacker/Schlossberg/Steuler; Ü-Keramik/Uhlemeyer |
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