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Manufacturer: SMF Schramberg
This stunning piece of pottery comes from West Germany from the Schramberg factories. SMF Schramberg Majolika Fabrik vase Gobelin decor by Eva Zeisel.
Eva Zeisel worked at SMF from 1928 and 1930, during this time she designed the Gobelin pattern.
It is very Art Deco in its form and decoration. The pattern is called Gobelin 4. It features a gray background upon which bars of burgundy, cobalt blue, yellow, orange and green are randomly placed to create a Clarice Cliff like effect.
The form is a flower arranger. It has its original 19 hole lid, which is often missing. It stands 4 inches tall and is 5 1/2 inches wide at its widest point. This Art Deco form was used to arrange dried flowers. An up-and-coming collectible, West German Schramberg pottery will surely gain in value in the coming years, especially now that it is known that the incomparable Eva Zeisel designed this decoration.
The piece is in excellent condition with no wear to the paint. It is marked with the standard SMF mark on the bottom. Add it to your European or Zeisel pottery collection today.
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