VEB Haldensleben - Vase - Black and amber fat lava with...

At the bottom sits the VEB Haldensleben logo with form number 3092, the East German vase factory. A cylindrical vase of 20 centimeters with a stepped shoulder, in black fat lava with two rows of amber-orange S-bands. The shiny amber-orange highlights the rough black surface. A solid piece that immediately becomes the centerpiece of a room. Prefer not to wait? This piece is also directly available to buy via Buy Now. Description: A cylinder with a stepped shoulder and a short neck. The black glaze is rough and full of craters. The S-bands appear there as glossy amber-orange glaze, in two rows on top of each other. Around the shoulder and rim, gray-white glaze provides a transition. The interior is dark. The lower edge is unglazed, with a pink-beige shard. Form 3092 also exists in other color schemes; this is the black-and-orange version. About the maker: VEB Haldensleben is the continuation of Carstens Uffrecht, founded in 1845 by Jacob Uffrecht. After World War II, the Carstens family lost their factories in East Germany. In 1945 the company became the people’s-owned vase maker VEB Haldensleben. The vases have more subdued colors than those from West Germany. After 1990 the factory returned to the family, as Carstens Keramik Rheinsberg. In the interior: On a white sideboard, in the light of a window, amber-orange is the only warm color against the black glaze. Follow DECADERS Gallery by clicking the heart next to my name above: every week new pieces of German decorative ceramics and fat lava, you see them first. ——— Condition: Good. Rim, neck, shoulder, and body: no flakes, hairline cracks, or restorations observed. Interior: dark and without defects observed. Lower edge: a preserved, unglazed ring with pink-beige shard. The craters and glaze entry are production-specific. See the images. In a glance: Material: earthenware with crater glaze (fat lava) Dimensions and weight: h 20 x diameter 8.5 cm, 575 g Brand: VEB Haldensleben, logo and form number 3092 on the base Dating: ca. 1960–1979 Provenance: from a private collection Description and sources: Stamped VEB Haldensleben: the logo and form number 3092 on the base capture the maker. Form 3092 is documented in collectors’ guides The Ceramics Marks Guide and Fatlava-Schiedam. The dating follows the glaze type and form series, the 1960s and 1970s. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with protective material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. More than 1,100 reviews from previous buyers; see the feedback.

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