Mid-Century West German Fat Lava Vase by Heinz Siery for Scheurich, 1950s

Description

West German art pottery piece, designed by Heinz Siery for Scheurich Ceramics in the 1950s, a rare find.

Standing at … more West German art pottery piece, designed by Heinz Siery for Scheurich Ceramics in the 1950s, a rare find.

Standing at an impressive 19,68 inches (50 cm) tall and 11 inches (28 cm) in diameter, its size and bold design make it a true statement piece.

The vivid oxblood red glaze is contrasted by the dramatic "Fat Lava" décor, featuring black Etruscan chariots in intricate detail, creating a powerful sense of movement and history.

Hand-produced in West Germany, this work exemplifies the peak of mid-century modern design, combining art, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage in a piece that's both timeless and highly collectible.

In excellent condition. Very heavy: 6.8kg/ 239 oz.

Ideal to display large branches or as a stick or umbrellas stand. Or as pice in itself as it is so large and sculptural.
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