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lundy's loves1003 of 1691Newly acquired settle... Uh, settee!?!1935 "Hitler For World Peace" Newspaper
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    Posted 11 years ago

    AmberRose
    (364 items)

    Two pieces of pottery. Robert Maxwell and WMF. R Maxwell is growing in popularity and I will connect a link in the comments. Pretty interesting stuff. The vase is a beast, probably 20 inches plus tall.

    I am mostly familiar with WMF metal, a tiny bit of glass, but not much pottery. Looking pretty good. Fits in with all the West German pieces I am tracking.

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    1. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Here is the Robert Maxwell link:
      http://www.robertmaxwellceramics.com/1a_Collecting.html
    2. Moonstonelover21 Moonstonelover21, 11 years ago
      Wow...great finds...nice score!!
    3. SEAN68 SEAN68, 11 years ago
      stunning vases Amberrose :)
    4. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      So fun and so different...thanks!
    5. SEAN68 SEAN68, 11 years ago
      your very welcome darling:)
    6. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Sean I bought a credenza for my house today. Danish rosewood will send a picture tomorrow
    7. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      I will, just got it all cleaned up. Need to let the sun get brighter too :))
    8. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      The Danes
    9. pickrknows pickrknows, 11 years ago
      Wow, great find A.R.! He's a true artiste! Very interesting link, and a beautiful piece!
      Love the W.German, I've been scoring bunches of it lately myself! Needing to get working on building some new display shelves!!
      Have a great week-end, & Happy Hunting!!
      Cheers!
      B
    10. austrohungaro austrohungaro, 11 years ago
      The mark for the WMF vase is very simmilar to the Ikora mark and I think it comes bak form the 20s and 30s. I've learnt that the tower is the symbol of Geislingen, so that's wherethe little vase was made in.

    11. austrohungaro austrohungaro, 11 years ago
      By the way: http://germanmodernism.com/articles/view/37
    12. AmberRose AmberRose, 11 years ago
      Very interesting Austro! I am trying to get myself educated on the German potters. I find it odd that WMF was cranking out these little pots throughout the Second World War.
      Picker, me too!
    13. austrohungaro austrohungaro, 11 years ago
      I guess the frame of time is that of the period when they used that mark... but I think yes, the factories would probably going on with production (although I guess ast a much smaller scale, as many of its workers would be fighting and the demand would certainly be smaller). I know Löetz kept on producing glass goods during WWI. As for WMF I think that during both WWI and WWII they switched to military goods production, so I guess the vase was made some time between 1936 and the begining of the war.

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