Scheurich Keramik

fat lava planter

282-26

285-40

Floor vase
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Est. 1954, after the partnership of Scheurich & Greulich (Alois Scheurich/Georg Greulich) ended.

Although Scheurich changed shapes they continued to use the same form numbers repeatedly with each piece having potentially 50 different types of glaze finish.

for further information have a look at

www.scheurich-keramik.de

Here is a strange one. It is a floor vase signed with the W German mark on the bottom in a common floor vase shape. It is hand painted in a Trypillian design ( an archeological name for the Neolithic culture that existed on the territory of present-day Ukraine) and signed by the artist. I have seen a few of these in Canada. DId Scheurich send out blanks to other countries to then be painted by other people, any thoughts?


art vandal

I have not seen this design before, But I don't see any reason for the likes of Scheurich , who still operate today, to send blanks abroad , it wouldn't make economical sense , just a thought .ED

Hi , if you mean the amano vase , amano is a branch of scheurich , so correct thread ,Ed