Bay Keramik
Mid-Century Floor Vase - Bay Keramik - Form 666-40 - Early 1960s
Mid-Century Floor Vase - Bay Keramik - Form 666-40 - Early 1960s
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Introducing a striking Mid-Century Bay Keramik Floor Vase from the early 1960s, exemplifying the era's bold design aesthetics.
This vase features a captivating geometric pattern, reflecting the period's fascination with abstract forms and clean lines. The interior boasts a cheerful yellow glaze, adding a vibrant contrast to the exterior design.
While the specific decor name remains unidentified, its style closely aligns with Bay Keramik's 1962 collection, known for similar geometric motifs and colour schemes. This piece not only serves as a functional vessel but also as a testament to the innovative ceramic artistry of mid-20th-century Germany.
- Material: Ceramic
- Model: 666-40
- Pattern: Still unidentified
- Style: Mid-Century Modern / West German Pottery
- Place of Origin: Germany
- Mark: West Germany 666-40
- Date of Manufacture: 1960s
- Condition: Good condition, apart from a small chip on the upper rim
Dimension:
Height: 40 cm | 15.7 in
Base: 18 cm | 7 in
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Origin & Maker
Bay Keramik, established in 1933 in Germany, is renowned for its vibrant, artistic ceramics that became iconic in the mid-20th century. The company thrived during the 1960s and 70s, when it embraced the "Fat Lava" style, characterised by thick, textured glazes and bold, organic shapes. Influential designers like Bodo Mans played a significant role in shaping the brand's aesthetic, creating pieces that are now highly collectible.
The ceramics produced by Bay Keramik reflect various artistic movements, including Art Deco and Modernism, showcasing innovative techniques and rich colours. The interplay of form and function is evident in their work, with items ranging from decorative vases to functional kitchenware, such as the famous Römertopf clay cooking pot.
Bay Keramik's commitment to craftsmanship and creativity has ensured its legacy within the world of ceramics. Today, their pieces are cherished by collectors and vintage enthusiasts, symbolising a vibrant era of design that continues to inspire.
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