Vintage "Bernau" Pitcher- Schramberg - c1960s

Step back into the vibrant 1960s with this Schramberg "Bernau" small pitcher, a beautifully crafted piece made from ironstone with a gorgeous, majolica-like glaze.

The "Bernau" pattern is renowned for its bold, vivid colours and slightly raised design, creating a texture that’s as lovely to feel as it is to look at.

Highly sought-after in today’s market, this mid-century pitcher is perfect for those who appreciate both vintage aesthetics and practical functionality. Whether you’re serving your favourite beverages or simply displaying it as part of your collection, the "Bernau" pitcher brings timeless charm to your home.

The Schramberg Majolica Factory ("Schramberger Majolikafabrik") was founded in 1820 in the Black Forest region of Germany. Known for its high-quality ceramics and majolica, Schramberg was especially influential during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, producing pieces that were both functional and decorative.

The "Bernau" pattern is a fine example of Schramberg's ability to blend floral motifs with geometrical designs, creating timeless and collectible ceramics.

• Material: Earthenware
• Pattern: Bernau
• Style: Art Naïve / "Bauernmalerei"
• Technique: Hand-painted
• Place of Origin: Germany / Baden-Würtemberg
• Mark: SMF Schramberg, Bernau, Handbemalt, 9182
• Date of Manufacture: 1960s
• Condition: Mint