Pitcher, green ceramic, by E. Fritz-Lindner, Karlsruher Majolika, Germany, 1970s.
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This ceramic pitcher, created in the 1970s by Eva Fritz-Lindner for Karlsruher Majolika, is distinguished by its organic, bulbous body and double-handle design—one side broad and robust, the other slimmer yet equally curved. The surface reveals a deep, saturated green glaze with a matte, subtly uneven and speckled texture, enhancing the sense of hand-crafted individuality. These green tones are boldly interrupted by ochre-yellow graphic bands: a wide horizontal stripe encircles the vessel’s broadest section, intersected by a vertical band that extends from neck to base, both articulated with clean yet organically disrupted edges typical of hand-applied glazes. The neck and handles share the same finish, strengthening cohesion within the form. Its proportions (15 cm width, 24 cm depth, 21 cm height) underscore the sculptural, full-bodied presence while maintaining everyday utility. Hallmarks of high-quality 1970s studio pottery are visible in the wall thickness, evident wheel-thrown technique,
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Height21 cm
Depth24 cm
Width15 cm
Dimension details
Width15 cm
Height21 cm
Depth24 cm
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