SUPER RARE SILBERDISTEL KERAMIK VASE Nr. 72/20 CONTACT A SPARA stamp combined with

A SPARA stamp combined with a hand-marked form number generally indicates studio work

The Seguso glassmakers were especially successful between the mid 16th and 17th centuries when they created an extensive commercial network for their products that reached as far as the newly discovered Americas

In 1970 Peter Meyer took over SCHRAMBERG MAJOLIKA as sole owner and continued the work of his father and uncle for another decade

Sottsass made a name for himself as a designer at Olivetti

SUPER RARE SILBERDISTEL KERAMIK VASE Nr. 72/20 CONTACT A SPARA stamp combined withA seldom seen stacked ball vase in a beautiful glossy orange glaze from Silberdistel Keramik. Stamped 'W. GERMANY' on the foot ring and marked 72 20 by hand on the concave base. SILBERDISTEL KERAMIK (1947 Present), which takes its name from a kind of silver thistle that grows in the Alps in Austria and Switzerland, was founded in 1947 by Johann and Grete Breu in Gevelsberg, and managed early on by the ceramicist Walter A. Heufelder (b. 1926). The