West German Pottery Vase - Mid-Century Retro

🔵🌕🔵 Origin: West German Pottery (Westdeutsche Keramik), produced during the Mid-Century Modern / "Fat Lava" era (c. 1960s–1970s). It has some raised textural areas Base Markings: Reads ⁠28X-47⁠ over ⁠W. GERMANY⁠. The second number (⁠47⁠) denotes the height in centimeters (47 cm / ~19 inches), qualifying it as a large floor vase. Manufacturer: Most likely Scheurich Keramik (or a contemporary West German maker like Carstens or Dumler & Breiden), well-known for using this numbering format and heavy drip glazes. Glaze Style: Layered yellow/mustard, dark chocolate brown, and heavy white volcanic "fat lava" textured drip. This is a unique West German pottery vase with a striking mustard yellow and white glaze. Its mid-century retro design adds a touch of vintage charm to any space. Perfect for displaying flowers or as a standalone decorative piece. 🔵