SLIM WAISTED ILKRA EDELKERAMIK VASE Nr. 1035/30 REFUND Usually a distinctive typeface was

Usually a distinctive typeface was employed

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Manufacturer ILKRA EDEL KERAMIK Design Period 1960 to 1969 Production Period 1960 to 1969 Country of Manufacture Germany Identifying Marks This piece has been attributed based on archival documentation

SLIM WAISTED ILKRA EDELKERAMIK VASE Nr. 1035/30 REFUND Usually a distinctive typeface wasAn elegant slim waisted vase in white with a black interior and a decorative relief pattern in a black volcanic glaze from Ilkra Edel Keramik. 1960s ILKRA KERAMIK (aka ILKRA EDEL KERAMIK) was founded by Jacob Leopold Kndgen in 1892 in Ransbach Baumbach in the Rhineland as Erste Ransbacher Feinsteinzeug Fabrik J. L. Kndgen. Kndgen's father owned a vitrified clay factory in nearby Hhr, but his son chose to strike out on his own. The initial production