German Vase from Bay Keramik, Germany, 1970s

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Fantastic ceramic vase model 72-40 of the German brand Bay Keramik manufactured in the 70s.

The 72 - 40 vase … more Fantastic ceramic vase model 72-40 of the German brand Bay Keramik manufactured in the 70s.

The 72 - 40 vase model of Bay Keramik has a decoration divided into two friezes separated by a band. The lower frieze consists of a succession of rectangular forms while the superior has a series of oval cut by lines. Both friezes are enameled in a cheerful Aguamarine blue tone, while the rest of the parts are of a greenish sand. Framing the friezes are arrow garlands that increase more the feeling of dynamism created by repeated decorations.

About Bay Keramik:

Bay Keramik was an outstanding German ceramic company that operated from 1933 to 1997. During its existence, it specialized in the production of high quality decorative and utilitarian ceramics. Its products were characterized by a modern style, elegant lines and a wide range of vibrant colors.

Located in Ransbach-Baumbach, Germany, Bay Keramik became one of the main ceramic manufacturers in Europe in the 1950s and 1960s. His pieces presented abstract, geometric designs and inspired by nature, and were highly appreciated for their crafts and distinctive design. The company produced a wide variety of ceramic products, including vases, pots, plates, bowls and decorative figures. His creations were popular among collectors and are still highly valued today.

However, over the years, international competition and changes in market preferences affected Bay Keramik. In 1997, the company ceased its production and closed its doors. Despite its closure, Bay Keramik's pieces are still considered treasures in the world of ceramics, and collectors actively seek their products in auctions and specialized markets.

Dimensions: 40 x 20 x 20 cm. This piece has an attribution mark,
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