Jasba
Charming Vintage Easter Basket - Jasba - c1950s
Charming Vintage Easter Basket - Jasba - c1950s
This charming Vintage Jasba Easter Basket is a beautiful and rare find from West Germany, circa 1950s–1960s.
With its soft green glaze and elegant gold accents, this basket captures the essence of vintage mid-century design. Whether used as a posy vase, Easter decoration, or standalone display piece, its understated beauty shines through.
Still in mint condition with the original foil label, this piece shows no signs of wear—perfect for collectors or those who appreciate fine ceramics. Whether for your Easter table or year-round décor, this Jasba basket will brighten any space.
- Depth: 8.2 cm | 3.2 in
- Width: 11 cm | 4 in
- Height: 12 cm | 4.5 in
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Origin & Maker
Jasba is a renowned German pottery manufacturer, established in 1926 by Jakob Schwaderlapp in Baumbach, a small town near Höhr-Grenzhausen. Known for its high-quality ceramics, the company gained prominence for its innovative glazes and decorative techniques during the mid-20th century. Jasba became especially famous in the 1950s and 1960s for its vibrant West German pottery, characterized by bold colors, unique textures, and artistic patterns that reflected the post-war Mid-Century Modern aesthetic.
One of Jasba's standout contributions is its fat lava glaze, a technique that created textured, flowing, and volcanic-like finishes on ceramics, contributing to the bold and experimental look of the era. The company's iconic designs from this period, including vases, planters, and decorative pieces, are highly collectible today.
Jasba continued to produce high-quality decorative ceramics throughout the 20th century, adapting to changing trends while maintaining a reputation for craftsmanship and artistic innovation. Items like the Jasba Easter Basket, a small yet elegant decorative piece with striking glaze work, demonstrate the company’s ability to combine functionality with visual appeal. Today, Jasba pieces are cherished by collectors for their timeless design and contribution to the rich history of German pottery.
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