Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift
Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift

Pitcher Ü Keramik vintage W Germany vase sandy swirl pattern. Collectable art tall vase. Germany UBELACKER Pottery Modern Home Decor Gift

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Vintage Ü Keramik pitcher with label on front, identification number: 442\30A. A pre-owned vase, some small imperfection are shown on the last photo. Measures 11.8" (30 cm) tall. This will make a great addition to your home collection - from mid century décor to Danish modern.
Made in West Germany.
Year: 70s-80s

Ü Keramik, or Üebelacker Keramik, was founded in 1909 by the tin maker Johann Üebelacker. Much of the production was exported to Scandinavia and Austria.
Heinz Hommerich (arts director) developed a fire red glaze in 1954 and this was the first mass produced glaze in Germany. The company went bankrupt in 1990.

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