This ceramic vase by Dümler & Breiden is an example of 1970s German design, crafted using the distinctive Fat Lava glazing technique. The vessel’s form is conical, with a wide base tapering to a narrow neck, accentuated by a strong, geometric handle. A matte, light grey dominates the neck, handle, and base, featuring a delicately speckled surface. The central band is a vivid, high-gloss red-orange, with irregular, wavy edges that seamlessly blend into the grey. The tactile, slightly raised Fat Lava texture at the color transitions highlights the handcrafted finish. The overall design embodies the mid-century modern and vintage aesthetic characteristic of West German ceramics of that era. The vase bears a maker’s mark confirming its authenticity. Condition is very good—there are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs; all elements, including the handle and glaze, remain original. This vase resonates with the energy of the 1970s: its geometric silhouette and contrasting colors speak to a period when boldness in color and texture challenged the monotony of postwar interiors. Cool grey and vibrant orange meet like different temperaments—dynamic gloss and tranquil matte, together composing a visually striking yet harmonious whole. The Fat Lava glaze, with its characteristic raised, uneven texture, invites close inspection and touch, as if telling the story of German manufacturers’ experiments with form and surface. The vase can be displayed on a low console or light wood sideboard to highlight its strong lines. It pairs well with mid-century modern settings as well as eclectic, collector’s interiors, where it will
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Height16 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height16 cm
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